To be honest I am looking forward to ties coming back into fashion
I simply cannot take a fellow seriously if they don't dress appropriately..
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The bullshit tie-wearing thing annoys me to, luckily they're optional (unless meeting clients) where I work. In fact I found out a couple of years ago our corpo policy was less restrictive (polo shirts ok etc.) so I adhere to the corpo policy not the UK policy, which winds the HR harpies up. One guy turning up in a rugby shirt recently didn't go down too well though (policy basically just states a shirt with a collar :p ).
shirt, unbuttoned down to just above the belly button, massive chest wig. sorted.
shorts, tattoos on each leg of arrows pointing up towards your groin saying "stop imagining my penis"
clients will be so impressed at finally dealing with a real man they wont notice you're not wearing a tie.
Are Nike 6.0's a No no?
The [s]tie[/s] polo shirt says 'I conform.'My day to day work wear is a polo shirt, which is standard fare for our engineers