Avery Travelman

Maybe in 30 years, people will be wearing athleisure and sweats and being like, LOL, I'm giving. Yeah, I'm giving Zoom worker. I don't know.

And if they ask you, say you feel it But don't call it love, you're sexual

always been a little bit of a farce in the rise of the white collar workplace. I mean, it got that name because wearing a white collar was so de rigueur for all the clerks who were coming to work in New York. And like men used to wear detachable collars. And I feel like we look at it now. We're like, that's weird. Why do they do that? But it obviously makes it so you can wear the shirt more often.

You only have to wash the collar. You could buy disposable collars. You could buy, like, white paper collars that you could just put on every day and, like, throw out at the end of the night.

You know, you look at any, like, Robert Longo photograph or, like, the Talking Heads even. Like, it was kind of hip to be square.