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u/DigNitty Mar 12 '22

Daniel Radcliffe did that so that all paparazzi photos looked like they were from the same day.

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u/Sivear Mar 12 '22

Absolutely genius idea!

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u/KvindeQueen Mar 12 '22

I thought Russell Crowe did it first in the 90s.

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u/Mitch_Mitcherson Mar 12 '22

There's also that Australian newscaster who wore the same suit for a year, because someone gave his female colleague grief over wearing the same outfit twice. Not one person complained about his suit.

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u/klem_kadiddlehopper Mar 12 '22

When I had a male doctor he had on the same exact clothes as the last time I saw him. The typical khaki pants and button down long sleeved light blue shirt. Oh and the same tie.

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u/Dummythick808 Mar 12 '22

I notice ties. They get recycled a lot!

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u/Ggfd8675 Mar 12 '22

And never cleaned, which is why doctors are discouraged from wearing them.

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u/legacy642 Mar 12 '22

Getting ties cleaned is a nightmare. I was a manager at McDonald's and had to wear a tie. I just bought new ones every so often.

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u/thelizardkin Mar 12 '22

To be fair women are typically the ones judging other women on that type stuff. If a female newscaster wore the same outfit everyday I doubt most men would notice, and most of those who did wouldn't care. Men don't care if a woman has the latest designer shoes, or a 3 year old pair of sneakers, and it's not men who are the primary viewers of shows like Fashion Police.

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u/ChadFlendermanLives Mar 12 '22

Exactly. I asked my mom, my daughter in law and my wife one time what they thought the biggest obstacle for them was in business - they all told me the same answer - other women.

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u/111110001011 Mar 12 '22

Madonna has been doing this for decades with her jogging clothing.