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that outfit wouldn't be allowed at the firm i work at, which is in banking. but we don't have to do or say anything about it, as HR is always on top of those things and are very hypersensitive. i had a convo with an HR employee, they know everything about you, it's scary. and they watch you, read your emails, txt messages, anything that's used within their networks. i would think it varies across industries, that outfit was not be allowed in finance and law.. but maybe ok in fashion industry, media, or technology.
That example pic isn't what I head in my mind when OP posted but perhaps I'm wrong. I was picturing more just a dark colored shirt with a line of a bra showing on the back somewhere or something.
Most women would wear a nice camisole under a see through blouse in a professional position.
She has a different agenda.
I'm sorry, did I just read this? This is a version of "she's dressed like a prostitute so she deserves what she gets".
It's clothes. Some people have different levels of comfort as far as what shows. We don't have to go one extreme or the other, and clearly this women isn't vying for a place in Warren Jeff's flock o'women, nor is she staking out a prime corner. I'm not even sure what the "outline of her bra" means. It could be the actual color of the bra, or it could simply be that you can see the seamlines.
This has me thinking. You know it is funny, many women don't want men to see them in a bra and panties but if the same woman was at the beach or pool she would more than likely be showing more skin in her bikini then you would see from the bra or panties.
Funnier still is this thread was started by a man. Why would a man complain about that.
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That said it is really none of your business .
Is it?
