It's very simple and versatile, it can look classy with proper hairstyle, shoes and accessories. It is a midi length (it's actually a mini dress but it's too long on me :D ) meaning it's around the knees long....
If it's the kind of dress that doesn't stick up your butt, okay. Otherwise, nope. And it doesn't really fit you. Wearing something that's too small screams attention whoring. If you get something that fits or have it tailored, it won't have all those ripples going across it like in your picture.
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Ripples? The dress fits me well, actually it's a bit loose in some places but people on here just love to nag or so it seems.
It would be acceptable wear in my old office- you can't help the fact that you have an attractive figure, but the skirt cannot be more than two inches above the knee. That's is clearly stated in the dress code.
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This dress is actually a bit too long on me but I think that's a good thing now. It is a tiny bit under my knees. Thanks for the compliment by the way :)
Gonna push back on some of the other opinions here. You can certainly try your best to look cute at the office, but this sort of gives off sexy vibes. Personally I would never wear this, feels too unprofessional.
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What would you recommend if not this slim fitting style? I look terrible in flowy or loose dresses. :|
Oh I'm not saying that you can't go for slim fitting. When I'm working, I pretty much only wear pencil skirts which are a little snug. The difference is that you can't see my exact curves, which I feel like you can with this dress. I think you could probably find a sheath dress that's not this form fitting, or go for a nice pencil skirt. It's a very nice dress tho :)
You have a nice body so dresses will always look sexy on you even though the dress is normal. The length of the dress is good so I would say just wear it
As much as it highlights ur amazing hourglass figure, I can't complain because it's simultaneously very conservative. I don't even see any cleavage. Very classy👌🏾
As an office manager, I can give a professional opinion, which is a simple yes, it wouldn't break any of our own company dress code rules, but bear in mind this varies from company to company.
If I was your boss it would be ok.
But I have seen other managers take issue with tight fitted clothing, and you may get unwanted attention at work. If that is something that bothers you then consider it.
I dunno, just the dress is kinda boring. You’re shapely dear, but that’s no excuse for not accessorizing. Navel length jean jacket? The same sort of thing but longer and that kinda corduroy-canvassy fabric?
I started out trolling and now I’m invested. Definitely a jacket of some kind.
Yes, because it's not showing any cleavage or skin, but it's kind of pushing it. It looks more for a special black tie event or gala, not regular office work.
It's really nice, don't listen to the weird people who tell you it's too tight. A cute blazer might make it look more professional though as it looks alittle casual 😊
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Yes, I think so but it depends on your workplace's dress code. You need
Ma'am it's not your dress. You're body is highly inappropriate and distracting all of the men around the office I'm gonna need you to hide under my desk until it's safe.
you're boobs are still too big. Women don't belong in the workforce. You only want to make us horny without our consent instead of finishing your work.
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Where are women supposed to work if not in the office lmao wtf
women shouldn't work at all. that's the point. And your job in the office is not even a real job. All you do is sitting flashing your boobs, going for a coffee or cigarette every 30 min and then complain about sexist air conditioning. Women would be much happier locked in a kitchen cooking dinner for their husbands and three little kids running around them screaming "mommy mommy"
I do not drink coffee nor smoke but never mind. I don't know where you live but in my country a couple barely makes it through the month, let a lone a man/woman on their own.
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