Pyle says if you're thinking of doing something similar you need to get organised: bring suits and shirts to work the night before or carry them in a running bag (which can lead to a lot of creasing).
"Just decades ago, even white-collar workers would have to bring two shirts to work because after they'd come back to the office from lunch, they'd be covered in dirt just from the air," says Ted Popovich of Allegheny County Clean Air Now.
If you're traveling on business, bring along shirts, pants and blazers that complement each other in whites, blacks and browns.
Colours etc: look at your eye colour, if blue then get shirts that bring out that colour best(grey,blue,black,purple) If green wear bright green and yellow tones and if brown then wear red and icy pastels.
"Okay, if you like--no shirt!" Then he added: "But I did bring a shirt.
On the road, I bring one shirt, one pair of pants, and one warm-up.
I'm bringing two shirts, but I'm hoping we get it on the first take".
At the Staten Island swap meet, Paul Cox, a self-described freelance anthropologist from Bushwick, Brooklyn, brought books, shirts, computer parts -- some of which, he admitted, he had acquired at other swap meets.
Emma Miller, a junior at Kenyon College, suggests bringing old shirts you wouldn't mind cutting, dyeing, highlighting, or doing whatever else to that strikes your artistic fancy.
