Which work outfit looks better?

[Subarugirl]

[DaveJord]

Well they all look great and very tasteful. It depends on what you're looking for... as a man of course I like more leg in the skirts. But strictly professionally speaking... well it depends on your ambitions and boss. If you're hard working and very motivated employee, and you have a older male as a boss... then I think more leg is probably a good thing as long as you keep it tasteful as these pictures portray. If you a have female boss, then dress down a little less than she does... older women can be resentful of younger more attractive women, and younger less attractive women can be insecure about standing next to a obviously more attractive women. Its subconscious thing... old or young males are draw to attractive women, where as old or young women can see it as source of competition.

I am retired now, but honestly in cooperate world you do don't see ugly people in general achieve a high level of success in leadership positions. As an ex-senior department lead myself, you wanted people that would appeal to prospective clients, so I have seen it slice both ways where there was a lot of resentment and enthusiasm over some ones work ethics... but don't think looks don't matter. Its all dependent on who you work for and best you think you can impress them.

[BCA6010]

I voted C but really any of the first three are solid. D is fine, though it looks more casual without the jacket.

E clashes a bit too much and in a work environment, comes across like whatever you would usually wear was either dirty or damaged and you threw something else on in its place. In some settings that may be intentional to stand out like that, but that's generally not the case.

[Angalia]

I chose B bc you look so pretty and professional at the same time, but they are all great choices. No I'm not a lesbian (for anyone wanting to say that I am, just to be childish) a female can think the same sex is pretty, cute, hot or sexy whichever. And no I'm not homophobic either I don't hate, mistreat or tell anyone who chooses that lifestyle how to be nor call them names... bc I'm not that kind of judge.

[Angalia]

I only added the last part of my comment bc normally childish idiots comment on stuff people comment sometimes.

[Emiliamazing]

A and C are very attractive. B is pretty as well, but seems a bit more “date night” so to speak.

[ElementoP]

"Slutty" is the word you're looking for

[Subarugirl]

@ElementoP how does one look slutty when you’re dress modestly enough for church?

[Emiliamazing]

No, I don’t think any outfit looks slutty at all. There are far more revealing photos put on this website then what has been shown here.

[Th3ft]

So! I have to admit that B definitely caught my eye first. But then I was like hold up… and realized that it was the same dress with a different Jacket as option E and I do t know if it’s the lighting or your hair style in E but I like that look better then B and either way you would knock me dead in that dress by itself…

[Paul_in_Indy]

I voted C. You look great in all of them, but I can’t vote for the short skirts. You are very sexy in them, but I’d not like that look in my office.

[Subarugirl]

You think skirts are sexy?

[Paul_in_Indy]

No, I think your legs are sexy—almost as sexy as your eyes.

[Anonymous]

Depends what work you are doing. Going to work in a dress higher than knees is a bit unprofessional in my opinion. But it depends on the job. it would be perfectly fine for dates or something. I chose C cus it seemed the most professional. If you are asking which you look hottest, it’s definitely B.

[love_conquers_lust]

They’re all fine. I like the wavy hair over the curly hair. Nice smile. Great body. Now stop looking for validation from strangers on a perverse site that pushes anti-American, White, male agendas.

[Subarugirl]

Sweetie if I wanted validation I’d ask for it, I’m asking for opinions one my work attire. Since I am customer facing, what I wear reflects in the company. I’m sure that you are able to understand

[love_conquers_lust]

Well, hopefully they pay you well enough to acquire the wardrobe necessary for their standards of representation.

[Subarugirl]

Ore than enough, thanks for your concern

[love_conquers_lust]

Please don’t condescendingly call me sweetie. I don’t know you nor do you know my background. And I was too rude and equivocal with my “validation” comment.

They’re all valid options. A or C look the most professional. I regard professional as better. Less skin shown, darker colors on your body contrasts to draw attention toward the visage, where the exchange of verbal information occurs. The other ones seem more casual. Unsolicited, but I still like the wavy hair better. But I don’t know what kind of rotation you do with attire or everything else. I don’t have to worry about that.

You could go another route if you don’t know anything about what you’re selling and show more skin to hook the more shallow dudes, although you risk deterring guys who want a knowledgeable salesperson. Don’t know how well that will go over with most women. Whether you’re a bimbo or not, I assume your manager won’t care as long as you close a sale or whatever.

[Subarugirl]

Lol then please don’t condescendingly make assumptions, I was just returning your energy. I accept your apologies and I won’t call you sweetly anymore. I don’t work in sales I do product training

[love_conquers_lust]

It takes energy to “return” energy. I’d rather defuse than perpetuate.

Not an explicit apology. Acknowledgement of my assumption. But I think a reasonable person would understand why those assumptions are made if they spend any sort of time on this site. I’ll apologize this instance if it was a bad one, but insecure questions requesting validation does occur often on this site.

[Subarugirl]

I refuse to let people walk over me, if they want to be a jerk I will call them out for it. So I establish boundaries and some people seem not to like that

[burlen]

Definitely picture C. Picture D is good. The rest of the pictures are a big no because you come across as if you have no fashion sense and let alone how to dress for work.

[monorprise]

Whats the area of work? That says everything. E and B are probably not appropriate for most offices i know of.

[Subarugirl]

Car dealership

[monorprise]

@Subarugirl That makes a big difference, particularly if your customer facing. All of them are fine.

[monorprise]

@Subarugirl You look best in B, but if you really are a Subaru dealer given the target demographic C & D are probably ideal.

[AnnaTumbles]

all of them look super good on you ! , tho C is my favorite , As its a perfect work outfit

and by the way , you're cute ! haha:)

[Sixgunsound]

Like everything about A and C, and E gets an honorable mention because even though it’s pretty much the same thing as B I like your hair better in that one.

[DarkCarousel]

I like 2 (or B) and 4 (or D) the best. I LOVE outfit 2. You look both professional and super cute. I think I have a similar dress from Amazon.

[Bmories99]

While they all look good on you. I would go with C. The outfit looks good on you and gives you a professional look to me you also seemed to look more confident in the outfit.

[Jacobbbb]

I like D a lot. I think it fits you well, kinda has a more casual laid back look to it plus the curly hair goes well with it

[HaveNoName]

The skirts seem too short for a corporate work environment. "C" looks the best. I think the lady is wearing trousers. OMG !! Is that you?

[Subarugirl]

Well I work at a dealership, as long as the skirt extends past my fingertips it is with in the dresscode

[HaveNoName]

Fair enough. I am nobody to pass ruling on your dress code.

Just for perspective, where I work, they say it should not be more than 4 fingers above your knee. (4 fingers clenched together like in a salute... Not 4 fingers back to back lengthwise 🤣🤣🤣).

We have a lot of interactive work at each other's desks. Being in Miami, we do have a few ladies ignore such rules and i will admit, sometimes it does cause "tension" and unavoidable distraction. #MenWillBeMen

[jshm2]

Never wear a blazer with a dress, deary. That is just poor styling.

[Subarugirl]

I like it, but thanks for the input

[Crafteroon]

Hard to say since I don't know your job, but not fan of the necklace on 3, and 4 seems most casual compared to the others, but they all work.

[RavVid]

For work? I'd lose the jackets - no need to mimic a mans suit. Like the E dress by the way

[Subarugirl]

I like them and I’ve never seen men wear the jackets that I am. If you want to recommend women take clothing off, you should pay for it like everyone else lol

[RavVid]

:) They are definitely girl jackets and if you like them that is all that matters.

If I am paying then I want more than a jacket off :)

[Subarugirl]

You couldn’t afford it hon

[mobiusforniner]

Definitely c. Its professional and looks sharp but doesn't scream for the wrong kind of attention.

[Sarahplus2]

Can you post a nude pic too so we have a better visual understanding?

[Subarugirl]

If you're that thirsty maybe you should get a glass of water...…

[Sarahplus2]

They all look beautiful

[Fa1con]

Dang it's hard to pick because these are well put together! Even the most casual one (which is just a touch too casual for corporate casual I suppose) still looks quite nice!

[worldscolide]

I like the red one, with the coat over it (not sure what else to call it..) dumb question, are you by chance a teacher? I get teacher vibes from you pics. Maybe I'm way off base.

[Exterminatore]

The sports coat with your thumb pointed towards your crotch. You look like a maninist with their constant need to draw attention to their crotch in a subconscious manner.