All doctors write in such a way that no one can read them except their flatmates and pharmacists. This is just one of the stereotypes about people with certain professions. Many prejudices are attributed to the task or uniforms, because work clothes often mislead us about the true character of an individual. Because clothing makes a person, even if it is only a mandatory professional activity. Well, photographer Bruno Fert proves that this is not true.
It's probably hard to imagine a surgeon in his spare time in a leather jacket and pants, with a chopper and tattoos on his shoulder? In some professions, work clothes also mark us outside the workplace. That's why he tried French photographer Bruno Fert with the project Work Wear through the lens to give a more objective picture of who these people really are and that a profession, unlike clothes, does not make a person. People are more than a job.
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Have you ever met your strict and always polite teacher somewhere in the city, relaxed, smiling and in jeans and she was a completely different person? Well, that's what we're talking about. Business attire it does not make a man.
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