Women and Dressing Classy

[AnitaBeer]

There's still plenty of classy around today, just depends on where you are or go whether you see it or not.

 

[MoonOwl]

What's the rule? If you show a lot of leg, don't show a lot of cleavage. If you show cleavage, don't show a lot of leg.... Pretty much.

 

[Weebs]

I have a lot of confidence in my appearance, and that turns more heads than if I had a belt for a skirt.

Nailed it.

 

[freakofnature]

What's the rule? If you show a lot of leg, don't show a lot of cleavage. If you show cleavage, don't show a lot of leg.... Pretty much.

*takes notes* Turtle neck with a mini skirt, floor length skirt with a deep V-neck...

 

[satinbutterfly]

*takes notes* Turtle neck with a mini skirt, floor length skirt with a deep V-neck...

Thorny made fun of me for wearing a turtleneck with a mini.

 

[Panacea]

I just had a class moment, I had to sit in the work restroom and sew the straps on my dress tighter so I could stop flashing people in court :24:

 

[Dana]

I just had a class moment, I had to sit in the work restroom and sew the straps on my dress tighter so I could stop flashing people in court :24:

Lucky bastards

 

[freakofnature]

Thorny made fun of me for wearing a turtleneck with a mini.

*takes more notes* Do not wear a turtle neck around Thorny

 

[NoDak]

*takes notes* Turtle neck with a mini skirt, floor length skirt with a deep V-neck...

Hawwwwtttt! :willy_nilly:

 

[rback33]

I just had a class moment, I had to sit in the work restroom and sew the straps on my dress tighter so I could stop flashing people in court :24:

Damns! I missed it!?!?

 

[debbiety]

Classy sexy !!!!never think so ,it is fit and i am satisfied

 

[acctnt shan]

I would probably get the label "prude" or "old-fashioned" if someone judged me entirely on how I dress at work. I avoid wearing very low-cut tops or short skirts because I think that undermines the image of professionalism that is pretty important for my job. I also don't wear skirts without pantyhose to work unless it's a MISERABLY hot day.

When I'm not working, I relax a lot more and definitely wear low cut tops when I go out. I happen to hate my legs, so I only occasionally wear skirts when I'm feeling girly or have a new dress/skirt that I absolutely love.

But talk to anyone who knows me personally, and they would never, ever call me a prude

 

[NoDak]

I would probably get the label "prude" or "old-fashioned" if someone judged me entirely on how I dress at work. I avoid wearing very low-cut tops or short skirts because I think that undermines the image of professionalism that is pretty important for my job. I also don't wear skirts without pantyhose to work unless it's a MISERABLY hot day.

When I'm not working, I relax a lot more and definitely wear low cut tops when I go out. I happen to hate my legs, so I only occasionally wear skirts when I'm feeling girly or have a new dress/skirt that I absolutely love.

But talk to anyone who knows me personally, and they would never, ever call me a prude

I'm willing to bet your clientele thinks more highly of your expertise than if you wore skirts way up to there and tops cut way down to there. Your appearance says; "I have what it takes, in my head, to do the job, I don't need to show off my bod to distract you from my shortcomings.

 

[Urvashi]

Dressing classy as a woman is about timeless elegance, not just trends. It often means choosing well-fitted clothes, neutral or rich colors, and avoiding overly flashy items. Confidence and grace play a big role too, how you carry yourself completes the look.

 

[monaco66]

It never went out of fashion to dress elegantly, but it has been minimized to dressing elegantly only for specific events. Regarding everything being more and more exposed, I am totally in favor, in fact I love it, I love that people dress increasingly in looser clothing, or with less clothing. I am totally in favor of that, I don't see any kind of problem.

 

[Lolita]

Women dressing classy combines elegance with confidence. I’ve noticed how simple, well-fitted outfits, like a tailored blazer or a little black dress—can make a strong impression. Classy style isn’t about expensive brands but about choosing timeless, polished pieces that reflect self-respect.