About Cloth
I never really stop to think about the impact of what we wear. Doctors for example wear white, so we can quickly judge if they're competent. If doc walked in all covered in blood and guts we'd be wise to run for the hills. They also wear white because white is sterile, an idea that makes it easier to let them do, whatever it is they do. Priests wear black to impress upon us the evil in this world, with a small white square near their voice box to indicate that their words will lead to salvation. There isn't an aspect of business attire that isn't a subtle play on psychology, it's about dominance which in our culture means exaggerating masculine features, and exploiting feminine plays on psychology. It's a safe bet that anyone wearing a bow-tie, lest they be a performer mid-performance, is a complete asshole or a fool. 
I don't know what to make of people who wear double socks, I'm one of those people and I guess it takes an objective approach to analyze. People who wear socks and sandals on the other hand are trying to self-consciously draw attention to themselves, typically intellectuals who have valid things to say but realize that they're not avant-garde enough to merit specific attention be paid. People who walk around with a cane, generally have difficulty walking, and dogs who wear cute little outfits usually have unintentionally abusive adopted parents. (vis.) Elmira from Looney Tunes.
