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"A little climate information would help here, but I'd say that a blazer or a nice sport coat would be a good start. Perhaps a high-quality V-neck or crew-neck cashmere sweater, a turtleneck sweater (not ski-lodge thick) and maybe a sweater with a shirt collar. Gray flannel slacks are a terrific standard, since they go with so many things. I would never consider high-end European designers an investment. I'd consider them a luxury. Chances are these clothes are not going to appreciate in value. In fact, they are much more likely to go out of style than will high-end conservative wear. There are few worse feelings than going into a store and seeing that designer jacket you bought selling at 60 percent off, unless it's going into a designer discounter like Loehmann's or Century 21 and seeing it at 90 percent off. I'd rather buy Internet stocks."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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