Clark is one man who has a unique take on dressing for success; his fashion sense usually involves shorts and sneakers! On a rare occasion, he may have to wear a suit. That's why Clark was thrilled when he bought a couple of washable suits last year at J.C. Penney. He picked up a dark grey and a dark blue one in the $129-$149 range -- "typical banker or political candidate suits," in his own words. Clark first learned about washable suits in Europe. They're a big deal over there because many Europeans of all economic levels have to wear a suit in their daily lives, plus dry cleaners are more expensive over there.

Clark's former TV producer was aghast when she caught word of the wacky washable suits. So they soiled the suits, threw them in the wash and they came out perfect, according to a top tailor they consulted. The only caveat Clark has about washable suits is that they tend to be 50 percent wool and 50 polyester fabrics. That's why they're wash and wear. But they look great. Now Target is offering washable suits at select locations. J.C. Penney has a new one for women by American fashion designer Nicole Miller. The Limited is also selling a washable travel suit for women. Meanwhile, Sears and Kohl's are also on board with this trend.