I’m sure this one will cause some debate because these days, wearing leggings is much more common. While I’m not a fan of leggings, I think they are fine under a dress or a skirt or long tunic because they are similar to tights in that case. Other than that, I don’t think they are professional, but if you want to wear them in your personal time, go for it.
Similarly, my child’s middle school goes overboard with monitoring what the kids wear. While I believe that kids should be taught (by their parents) what is appropriate or not appropriate to wear, sometimes the schools are unreasonable about what is acceptable. (For the record, my kids have never been “dress coded” or punished for their clothing choices) For example, one girl broke her leg so she was on crutches, and the dress that was long enough normally, rode up a bit because the crutches pulled it up a little, so she was sent home. Other times, it’s a difference of 1/2 of an inch. I think that’s pretty ridiculous and takes the attention away from learning, and is more of a distraction than the 1/2 inch that the shorts go up.
Hello Cathy clan! Happy Tuesday! I hope you all are having a great day!
O-Kay over 6 years ago
Seems it’s more like Pinkley who is looking for the “whore look” here.
lightenup Premium Member over 6 years ago
I’m sure this one will cause some debate because these days, wearing leggings is much more common. While I’m not a fan of leggings, I think they are fine under a dress or a skirt or long tunic because they are similar to tights in that case. Other than that, I don’t think they are professional, but if you want to wear them in your personal time, go for it.
Similarly, my child’s middle school goes overboard with monitoring what the kids wear. While I believe that kids should be taught (by their parents) what is appropriate or not appropriate to wear, sometimes the schools are unreasonable about what is acceptable. (For the record, my kids have never been “dress coded” or punished for their clothing choices) For example, one girl broke her leg so she was on crutches, and the dress that was long enough normally, rode up a bit because the crutches pulled it up a little, so she was sent home. Other times, it’s a difference of 1/2 of an inch. I think that’s pretty ridiculous and takes the attention away from learning, and is more of a distraction than the 1/2 inch that the shorts go up.
Hello Cathy clan! Happy Tuesday! I hope you all are having a great day!
rgcviper over 6 years ago
If thinking about the office dress code requires this much effort, maybe it’s time to reassess said code. Just saying.
HI, MOM. Greetings, “Cathy” Clan.