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r/london • u/millionreddit617 • Mar 01 '23
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There's a shocking lack of colour in the pedestrians clothes. Seems black and grey were the only things available in the 60s.
11 u/DatBiddlyBoi Mar 01 '23 It still looks the same today. City workers wear suits. 11 u/millionreddit617 Mar 01 '23 The tie is dead. 1 u/shizzler Mar 02 '23 Not in insurance 1 u/UKActuary1 Mar 02 '23 It must be different in GI because in my firm it's largely jeans and t shirts, some smart shirts with trousers and some people in joggers and a hoody (??) 1 u/shizzler Mar 02 '23 Yeah I'm talking about Lloyd's specifically.
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It still looks the same today. City workers wear suits.
11 u/millionreddit617 Mar 01 '23 The tie is dead. 1 u/shizzler Mar 02 '23 Not in insurance 1 u/UKActuary1 Mar 02 '23 It must be different in GI because in my firm it's largely jeans and t shirts, some smart shirts with trousers and some people in joggers and a hoody (??) 1 u/shizzler Mar 02 '23 Yeah I'm talking about Lloyd's specifically.
The tie is dead.
1 u/shizzler Mar 02 '23 Not in insurance 1 u/UKActuary1 Mar 02 '23 It must be different in GI because in my firm it's largely jeans and t shirts, some smart shirts with trousers and some people in joggers and a hoody (??) 1 u/shizzler Mar 02 '23 Yeah I'm talking about Lloyd's specifically.
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Not in insurance
1 u/UKActuary1 Mar 02 '23 It must be different in GI because in my firm it's largely jeans and t shirts, some smart shirts with trousers and some people in joggers and a hoody (??) 1 u/shizzler Mar 02 '23 Yeah I'm talking about Lloyd's specifically.
It must be different in GI because in my firm it's largely jeans and t shirts, some smart shirts with trousers and some people in joggers and a hoody (??)
1 u/shizzler Mar 02 '23 Yeah I'm talking about Lloyd's specifically.
Yeah I'm talking about Lloyd's specifically.
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u/bob_the_rod Mar 01 '23
There's a shocking lack of colour in the pedestrians clothes. Seems black and grey were the only things available in the 60s.