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It’s easy to get lazy with an office job- no makeup, frizzy hair, black maxi dress and flats. But sometimes it feels nice to get all dolled up! Reminds you that you’re more than a corporate wage slave
Mar 15, 2024
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Maybe not actively badly but at least not in an exciting way. I work long shifts and late nights and do a lot of walking at work so I usually wear a variant of comfy jeans, trainers and a jumper. And when you get to hour 10 the makeup and hair situation is just abysmal tbh. Anyway dressing simply at work is fine by me because when you decide to put even a little bit of effort in every single person you work with will lose their minds. I went to see a show yesterday (I work in a music venue) wearing a mini skirt and received approximately 800 compliments and now my ego is boosted for the next 30 business days.
Apr 20, 2024
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I work an office job, and the dress code is "Business Casual." I like to put a tie on, maybe a sport coat, some nice slacks, dressy shoes, etc. It does a couple of things for me:
1. Wearing a tie makes me feel like I'm actually at a place where I should be presenting myself well, and in a workplace scenario, it makes me feel like I'm working.
2. It's countercultural. I am 25 years old, so business casual has been de rigueur since before I was born. Dressing up that 10% more is, at this point, a countercultural choice. Be a little rebel in your cute little outfit.
3. I look and feel good as hell.
Obviously this won't work for everyone. If you work with your hands, a tie has never been a practical choice. Additionally, if you have to wear a uniform, I'm very sorry for this horrible dehumanization.
Apr 19, 2024
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