Some guys were so simple, but they were more sincere than those with suitcases and expensive watches. They knew their profile, their work and had more correct living standards: home, family and work.

I'm the sort of guy who cares nothing about dressing and rarely notices how anyone is dressed. I'm far more interested in what lies between their ears. However, there is such a thing as the type of occasion. I wouldn't go to work or turn up for a formal meeting in my tees and bermudas, even though that is otherwise my default dress.

Honestly, sometimes I judge them. But it's first minute of acquaintance. I usually try to ground on the issue which made us to talk. For example, when I was at work I used to look at the working activity and tried to be equal respectful to them. There were guys who are very simple, sometimes they are even not confident but they are honest and know their job. I respect them more than the ones who is running after career and trying to emphasize on dress thinking that all people will estimate them through their appearance.

Like it or not, we subconsciously judge people in less than a second (trust worthiness, attractiveness, etc.). It's a survival mechanism in humans. Clothing specifically is a representation/expression of your thoughts/character/personality.

The color, the type of clothing, how revealing it is, accessories, etc. all play to build an image/impression when first interacting with someone. This person will then take this judgement and approach the interaction with that judgement (also depending on their EQ and how quick they are to judge. etc). Great question!

It doesn't matter for me, wear what you like, use the colour you prefer, but please please please.... Take a shower daily. Thanks