Money | UBS UBS to Workers: OK, Wear Whatever Skivvies You Want Swiss bank goes back to basics after getting mocked By Nick McMaster Posted Jan 17, 2011 6:31 PM CST Copied In this Oct. 3, 2008 file photo, a man walks past the main entrance for offices of the UBS bank in the City of London. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham, File) UBS is pulling back from its much-maligned and hilariously over-specific dress code—which recommended employees opt for "personality enhancing" makeup and "easily washable" underwear—the Wall Street Journal reports. The bank strips the previous 44-page style guide down to a few key elements, but now mandates that employees' wardrobes match the bank's corporate colors. "Men will be required to wear a dark-colored suit, a white shirt and a red tie, and women a female equivalent of this," says a rep. The revisions are still under review. Read These Next Man was planning cremation for his sister, who turned out to be alive. 'Putin wants legal recognition to what he has stolen.' Hegseth: Scouts no longer 'cultivate masculine values.' Mom allegedly passed 31 hospitals on road trip as daughter was dying. Report an error