I have a lot of confidence in my appearance, and that turns more heads than if I had a belt for a skirt.
*takes notes* Turtle neck with a mini skirt, floor length skirt with a deep V-neck...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...
Lucky bastardsI 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:
*takes more notes* Do not wear a turtle neck around ThornyThorny made fun of me for wearing a turtleneck with a mini.
*takes notes* Turtle neck with a mini skirt, floor length skirt with a deep V-neck...
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:
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
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