at Yahoo, exceeds Fashion Hoodie

  For some employees in the offices of Yahoo in Sunnyvale, New York and elsewhere, the style is a graduate of the casual appearance with Internet startups is a polished presentation.

"I have not tried the" Hey, I work in an Internet "look" company, said Erin McPherson, vice president of Yahoo video, wearing Chuck Taylors, jeans and a plaid shirt rockabilly when joining the company. "This is the day I felt weird, so I went back to what works for me, that's a tailored look, textured."

"It was also the time of the ping-pong and all just play all day," Piper said Weiss, who most of the time opt for clothes. Eventually, she said, the Internet has grown from a mere novelty serious things. "In a reactive way, the style has changed."

Dress Code: It's nothing. On campus in Sunnyvale, sneakers and sweat still have their place without defining the style office. "It's a mess," said Myles Weinstein, product manager of mobile telephony. We have people in costumes, people in the M & A side is forced to wear pants and shirts, and we get the engineers sandals and shorts and t-shirts. It is finished. "

Trickle-down style: Many employees cite CEO Marissa Mayer as inspiration for style and model. "The other day, when she had this incredible peppermint green dress, and I loved the accessories and the way in which they stressed with other things," Sandy said Gould, vice president of talent acquisition. "She has a very simplified look that I like, and also very colorful."

"It's exciting, a female leader can admire you all kinds, and it is elegant," said Jennifer Remolini, editor in chief of Yahoo's service. "We all raised our game."