Schools are funny, in terms of dress code. I typically wear "business casual" outfits, though I can get away with more than most offices. OTOH, I *never* but *never* wear anything too short, too tight, or too revealing. Capris with sandals and a nice top, yes. Cleavage? No.

We're business casual here. The big boss wears polos and slacks most days, unless there's a big meeting. An officemate were's shirts and ties everyday but not a jacket, unless he's wearing a corporate polo.

We can wear khakis, but no jeans and only denim skirts on Fridays.

Today I'm wearing khaki capris, a floral kimino style faux wrap top, matching cami underneath, and open toe, stilleto sling backs. Yesterday I wore black capris, a button down 3/4 sleeve lavendar top, and ballet flats. My supervisor is wearing brown linen guachos, a linen floral top in beige, and brown sandals.

I'm going to need to buy some more shoes. Shoes confound me so.

I usually have a tiny bit of cleavage, mostly because anything that doesn't at least show a bit of boob crack makes me look like I have a uniboob. If it doesn't it's either too loose, so I look just generally shapeless or it's tight enough to show each boob seperately and I find that worse.

I'm wearing a black knee length linen skirt, a short-sleeved turquoise cotton button-up shirt, and black high heeled sandals. I almost always wear a skirt or dress, but that's mostly because I find them easier to buy. I keep trying to get work pants, and getting thwarted.

My office is actually really weird because my direct boss ALWAYS wears a suit, but the big boss and all the other nurses dress REALLY casually. Three of us who are secretaries/admins dress on the high end of business cash, and two are on the low end (I don't want to see the tattoo on your boob, thanks.)

i'm very lucky. i pretty much wear jeans, a t-shirt and flip flops to work every day. if i couldn't do that, i'd have to go out and spend a fortune on clothes. especially since i'm not as skinny as i once was when i had "work appropriate" clothing.

Remember yesteday when some people couldn't get into WX because they kept being redirected to "should" or whatever?

Now it's happening to me!

Me too, sumi.

I really do not care to be audibly apprised of your sweaty feet.

Le word.