In the 12 years I've been doing it, outside of one incident in which
     a producer tried to convince me not to dress up because he said I
     was putting myself above the actors - seriously - I've been thanked
     by both cast members and crew people for showing them a little
     respect by dressing like a leader and like the adult I'd always
     wanted to be. And, selfishly, yes, I've also just really enjoyed
     wearing my suits - just like I did before I grew out of that Pierre
     Cardin three-piece.

   Source: [1]Paul Feig on Suits - Confessions of a Suit, by Paul Feig

   By the way, there are practical uses to wearing a suit every day: you
   can use the bathroom in most all hotels (Mr. Feig [2]spoke with Jesse
   Thorn & [3]others on the topic), and if you're on a plane it's easier
   to make use of the business/first class facilities if you're not in it,
   regardless of your row. As with all power, use it responsibly and only
   when alternatives are exhausted.

   Also: Be nice; Be polite; Be friendly; Be fun; Don't be a jerk.
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   My original entry is here: [4]Paul Feig on Suits - Confessions of a
   Suit, by Paul Feig. It posted Sun, 20 Mar 2016 20:14:02 +0000.
   Filed under: personal, travel, dress, polite, success,

References

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   3. http://www.laweekly.com/arts/paul-feigs-11-tips-for-dressing-like-a-british-dandy-in-la-4183602
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