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Indians swapped formals for pyjamas, the French are still dressing up: How WFH changed wardrobes around the world
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Indians swapped formals for pyjamas, the French are still dressing up: How WFH changed wardrobes around the worldNew York Times
Last Updated: Apr 15, 2021, 06:01 PM IST
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Formal outfits have been replaced by athleisure, shoes by flip-flops, and formal shirts are often worn on video calls with shorts below.
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In India, working professionals in their 30s and 40s have embraced comfort over style in the last year.
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