Creating and maintaining the right personal image for you and your company

The question was posted by a reader. Interesting. Something that I haven't thought about in the past in a serious way, because people have been conditioned by all the should's and shoudn'ts in the world about clothing, hence total freedom is almost unimaginable.

Before I answer the question, I have to define what I mean by totally free -

1. free from all judgments, including my own
2. free from financial obligations, so I can spend a dollar or a million dollars on clothing. Or, let's imagine - what if clothing is free for all in the world? The I don't have to talk about money here
3. free from fitting in anywhere - which means everyone is accepted by all, even if they walk on the street naked

I think 3 qualifiers are enough.

If I were totally free, given the limited imagination I have at the moment, I would wear loose sweatshirts and sweatpants, and fuzzy slippers (even if I go out). Or possibily a bathrobe. If I'm free from the above 3 points, the only thing I'd care about is comfort. I'd probaby shave all my hair off, and my cabinets will not have any make up or hair brushes. The sweatpants, sweatshirts and fuzzy slippers would have to be great in quality and in design. Even by myself I like good designs that reflects beauty and harmony.

The above description really isn't crazy enough. But that is the extent of putting together what I know and have seen.

Oh, if I were to cook, I'd wear clothing made of fire proof material (maybe a firefighter's suit), along with goggles and a helmet (yes, I don't like cooking). Just so that boiling liquids like oil and water won't be spat at my skin directly from the stove.

I would love to know what you would wear, if you were totally free.