At least he used some clothes like a civilized humanbeing compared to all the half naked slutts and skanks polluting this planet.

The investors already know him and his premises, what he should concentrate is on his pitch to the investors and not on his looks. If he is more comfortable in signature hoodies than a 3 piece suit be it like that. The first few seconds impression of an expensive suit or what not has an impact only for start-ups salesman and not for a CEO of the giant - Facebook. And, for God sake respect and clothing preferences has no relationship. -dt

Really over analyzing now, aren't we? The Hoodie is the SUV of outerwear, very versatile. So, what was Steve Jobs showing investors? An outdated turtleneck? Then Romney wears the expensive suits you call for and gets bashed for being out of touch with the regular people. Come on! By the way, what are you wearing?

50 billion dollar kid with no business savy equals lots of potential.

Makes you wonder about these investors. If they make investment decisions based on whether a guy wears a suit or not they are the ones that are unprofessional. Investments should be made based on expected rate of return not on the wardrobe of the executives of the company you're thinking of investing in. In fact as an investor I'd be more impressed with someone wearing a hoodie because it means that they are not throwing money away on $3000 suits.