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Is this the English equivalent of,
"No shirt, No shoes, No service"? |
Webster's dictionary defines
smart as "intelligent, knowledgeable, witty, or clever". Did you know that it also defines smart as "neat, trim, stylish or elegant in dress or appearance"?!! I was unaware of the latter of these definitions until moving to England when I was told to "dress smart" or "smart casual" for an interview. I smiled to myself and thought, "I'll wear something nice, like a suit or something". As my clothing had not yet arrived, I had to go shopping for "smart clothing". I was relieved to find some direction...
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smart tops |
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smart trousers & skirts |
So, here's to us looking smart. :)
I feel smarter just looking at you!
ReplyDeleteVery "smart" indeed...
ReplyDeleteHow fun! This is something my grandma used to say (imagine it said by a 90 year old from Boston): "Don't you look smaahht?" I guess it used to be in fashion here too, but looks like Britain has taken it to a whole new level!
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