I'm pretty sure a business suit, or something too dressy would be wrong.
203919
try overalls with red high heels and a stop sign.
98197
i have no idea...but if i had to guess...it would probably be something they made up and customized.
130841
No, I think that it has to be a color attraction, perhaps a tie, or something.
390945
That type of queston wouldn't neatly fit into a situation so you'd need to consult a lawyer.
525030
I think they look ridiculous.
600184
that would be a model.
407034
Yes. Be yourself, dress how you wish to dress, and behave professionally. "Highly educated" people don't worry about such things. Most of the world cares little about fashion. If you're concerned, don't be.
412157
It doesn't matter what people wear as long as they dont look like blobs of &$%#
640171
I think that would be considered discrimination.  Talk to a lawyer.
644026
a corset would be my guess. it gives you that hourglass shape
364851
I'm guessing Pantyhose
40488
My guess would be leprosy.
130802
Probably not. That sounds extreme and unfair to me. I would ask a lawyer or look at the schools dress code though. You could probably sue them...But that requires a lawyer. But yeah, check out the dress code. Hope that helps\n\n\npeace
150108
I agree that if what she wears is not up to code with the office dress code, then it should be brought to her attention. Without involving the district manager. Unfortunately, the bare-midriff styles have been in for too long a time (okay, I wore a tube top in the 70's and 80's too)and a blurred image of what is proper and not proper for work has come out of it.\nI would suggest striking up a conversation (more than a few in this forum have suggested it) and while praising her work, if applicable, then bring up gently that you've noticed her wardrobe violates company policy. Admit that if the manager had to handle it he/she would be very likely to embarrass you coworker. If she tells you to bugger off, then let things alone and let them take their inevitable course. Make certain you're doing it for the reason of her well being and not because she's on the pudgy side.
414580
i think it's ridiculous. people should have the freedom to wear what they want.
364450
MAYBE have my shoulders or knees exposed... but probably not.
628958
That should be fine, although it depends on the culture of the office. A leather blazer is much more trendy and hip, so a business that is trying to be contemporary will be good. But a business that's all conservative may think the blazer is a bit too wild.