There are many unwritten but rigorously enforced sartorial rules on Wall Street. You might not realize they're being enforced, but they are. For example, at Goldman Sachs, you can't wear a pair of Ferragamo loafers if you're an analyst or associate; they're a status symbol, and donning a pair too early is not cool. Across the pond, we were told bankers shouldn't wear brown ties, as brown isn't a City color. Hedge funds, of course, also have a list of fashion faux pas. According to one hedge funder-in-the-know, if you have an interview with a hedge fund (via Dealbreaker): Plain-front pants are ideal. "For God's sake, ... (full story)