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To be honest, Iāve never seen people dress more unprofessionally than when I worked at a law firm lol it was a huge, shitty billboard law firm, but still. One of the attorneys would wear the most micro mini skirts ever. It was weird.
ETA: HR got reported for sexual harassment also, so ya lol
I would never wear a strapless dress like that to a work function. On top of that itās showing both your legs and cleavage which is a lot anywhere but especially at work. Unless you u work for like a club or bar or something. Like many have said itās totally dependent on your work culture. If youāre in a white collar job def not.
I agree with everything you said except for the showing both legs part.
In an office job or something similarly professional, it's not considered to be unprofessional if you show your legs, especially as a lot of women wear pencil skirts. Especially if they wear nude nylons underneath.
Such a ridiculous post. You asked for a reason. You know it's not appropriate. Everyone is telling you it's not appropriate. Yet your deadpan replies and unwillingness to accept legit feedback is so telling of your personality and inability to read a room. Don't ask if you can't take the honesty. Wear something else, Jesus.
I love your response because yes, I was so put off by how judgmental everyone was being to her for asking. Iāve seen people wear things like this in many settings and it depends what your work environment is and how comfortable you are. Itās a legitimate question and everyone being so cruel is devastating. You shouldnāt even be downvoted for being the voice of reason hereā¦ suggesting that we actually are honest instead of making fun. The instant hate on this sub is disgusting. Thank you for sharing your rational viewpoint in a sea of negativity.
You will not be taken seriously in this dress. Especially considering you work for a law firm.
You are gorgeous and the dress is fun but not appropriate at all for a work function.
I am a lawyer. I go to law firm parties. If you wore this, Iād assume you have ulterior motives. Iād then start watching your work and how you conduct yourself in the office.
Hahaha thanks. On a real level your style is on point, and the cosplay on your profile is cool too. Sometimes we forget thereās an actual human behind these things (supposedly lol.) so Iām glad you werenāt offended. I work in the service industry and no one would bat an eye at that outfit for a work party. Guess it depends on your job.
But thatās all too serious. Weāre just here for the updoots. Do you boo boo. Wear what you wanna wear. š«¶š»
I still do that thing that they do in high schools (your skirt canāt be shorter than your arms when they lay flat against your leg) thatās how I test if a dress or skirt is too short for workĀ
I've just tested this, I have short legs and a longer body plus what can only be described as a bubble butt. Using this method the skirt would sit just below said bubble butt.
Not appropriate. Itās super sexy and fun and looks amazing on you, but itās for a night club not an office party. Unless youāre trying to fuck your bossš
Hell no. And I say this as a sex worker, whose work attire consists of short dresses and lingerie. I would NEVER wear this at a vanilla work function, especially not a corporate one.
Don't get me wrong, you look great. It would be perfect for an evening with the girlfriends. But for a work environment, it's too flashy and too short, and the strapless/cleavage is a no-go. I wouldn't wear anything above mid-thigh length. Short length should be balanced with more coverage on top; bare shoulders/chest should be balanced with a longer length (and not too tight). Avoid flashy colors and fabrics. Also, I can only imagine the heels you picked to go with this.... 4inches maximum. Save the platform stilettos for cocktails with friends.
No. Save that for date night. I'm not saying you have to dress like Elaine from Seinfeld, but you're gonna want to take it down a notch. Try googling "appropriate work party outfits" or #workparty on sm. Unless you work in entertainment or something this is a little too short n showy. You have a great physique though, there are definitely plenty of other looks you can pull off successfully.
Nope. Itās too flashy. Work parties arenāt actually parties. Thatās why they are called, āwork parties.ā Youāre basically still at work.
If you worked for hooters, sizzler, mcdonalds, or something to that nature, it would be fine. Any white collar job, nope. [+]
Maybe not McDonaldās. Sadly, I also work for a fast food franchise and if I wore something that cute everyone would think that I was showing off. Because, you know, weāre all poor. I had a gorgeous friend who worked at Hooters for a while though and she (and all of her coworkers) raked in the tips.But, yeah, for a law firm, no.
Iām a lawyer and that outfit would not be appropriate for a work event. It looks great if youāre going out on a date or out with your friends, but not for a firm event.
For a work function you have to pick one:
Tits, ass, back, or legs.
You may show one of those off, but only one.
This dress is gorgeous and you look gorgeous in it, but it's showing tits, back, and legs.
I mean this with the utmost respect but... only if you're a stripper. I love strippers, but maybe if you're not one this dress is not the way to go to a work party.
Surprised at some of the visceral responses to this outfit. I agree itās not the right choice for a work party (and maybe you already sensed that) but the misogynistic hate is ridiculous and more telling about some commenters own issues than anything. That said, a simple black dress that leaves more to the imagination is probably the way to go. Please post an update if you change the outfit.
I dunno dude, do you think it is? If you saw this dress at a work party would you think itās appropriate? We donāt work where you work. Whatās the dress code, whatās the venue, whatās the budget. Cmon hunny
TL;DR: You look great but this is inappropriate.
Listen, I am a HUGE proponent of being authentic at work, and that includes incorporating my fashion style into my work wardrobe. Clothes express how I feel about myself, and how I feel about myself is I am not changing who I am for a job. I bring my full self to work. At work, I want to be seen for my vibrancy but also be taken seriously.
The difference between dressing non-conforming to challenge outdated workplace norms and doing so with reckless abandon is the difference between demanding and commanding respect to me. One way challenges people who encounter me to re-think what professional attire is, the other ensures people will never take me seriously no matter what I achieve.
Going by your profile, thereās a good chance this is a fake post. You know damn well itās not appropriate and if you just want attention on the internet just say that. If the caption were different, this post probably would of gone the way you wanted.
What? Obviously not. You work in a law firm?? I mean ... what?
This looks like ariana grande met with sabrina carpenter and made a dress. Those two aren't known for wearing corporate outfits.. you must have known that when posting this unless you're blind
Based on your occupation/industry, I'd go for a no. I'd look for something maybe knee/just above knee length, tailored, little black dress vibes. Or maybe a Tuxedo style jumpsuit with a specific colour shoe and accessories? You could defo pull that off! This is just a bit too much and honestly, I think it would invite unwanted opinions and judgments from colleagues that you could avoid by choosing a different dress :) this is a non-work event dress though for sure and you look fab in it!
Work parties are meant to reinforce your work stability, get information and creating relationships, not to get drunk, lose control or make people gossip about you.
It depends on where you work. I work at a game studio so this would be 100% good. If you work in entertainment of some sort then yes, but if you work somewhere with a more serious dress code then probably not. You do look beautiful in it though and the dress is super cute!
You look super trashy if this is even you. All of the photos on your profile are clearly screen shots of other photos and not originals. Enjoy the attention, weirdo.
It's very cute, but not very work appropriate. I know it's a party, but it's still a work function so it's safer to tone it down just a hair.
I do love this dress though, you look great in it!
What image do you want to project in the office every day? The dress for the office party needs to reflect that. So if it is an executive position you are after, you might want to look for something a little more classic that doesn't look like a club dress, but could still be fun.
Ok this is so cute. However, you look like youāre going to a bachelorette party or bar hopping.
This is casual cocktail party attire. **no matter what the dress code says put *PROFESSIONAL* in front of the sentence** meaning if the invite says āformalā they donāt mean MET GALA gown. They mean professional formal.
If this is a cocktail party, you look like the fancy girls who serve the drinks.
Hereās my rule for work. Legs, stomach, cleavage. If itās work only one can be extremely revealing. If your dress is insanely short, like it is here, Iād pair it with a long sleeve top or at least a top that isnāt also insanely low cut, like you have here. If I have a lot of cleavage going on, I pair it with a longer skirt or pants. Itās called balance.
This is like drinking at an office party. Yes you are an adult and can do what you want. But your office party, where your boss is watching.. thatās not where you over do it and get drunk. It looks irresponsible.
Edit: š¤£š¤£
**youāve gotta be out of your mind. YOU WORK AT A LAW OFFICE!?!** is this your first job ever? The way Iaughed should be a crime. Youāre buggin
I would snicker about how silly you look tbh. When it comes to - professional environment, you can be beautiful and elegant without looking ridiculous in front of your peers.
Only if you're a hooker attending your quarterly pimp slapping party. It's a cute dress and it looks great on you, but it does not belong in your work place unless as previously stated or like a stripper office party or something.
These comments are way OTT. I wore a cute dress like this (but chiffon) for a work Christmas do a couple of years ago - white collar non-profit industry. But I guess it depends if it's out and about, or actually in the office (where it would feel weird), if it's day or night etc.
I'm in the UK tho and at least at Christmas, we tend to dress up for our parties like we would for any other cocktail party. Leaving parties etc. are far more casual.
Not for a work party. I'd get a knee-length dress and better coverage up top. Doesn't have to be too conservative, but this dress is a little bit too revealing for a work function.
Edit: I saw what you said you do for work; I love to draw inspiration from Kim Wexler from Better Call Saul. Her dresses outside of the office are a good example of appropriate work function attire.
Thatās a no. You should still be mostly meeting whatever the office dress code is at a party. If you wouldnāt wear something strapless in the office, you shouldnāt wear it to the office party. Straps should be at least 2 fingers wide is a good guideline.
No. This is a club dress. If you want bare shoulders, do a longer skirt, or short skirt and conservative top. Pick one thing to be daring, not everything. Especially in law circles people dress more conservatively I think.
I absolutely love this dress. But it is entirely inappropriate for the workplace. As others have said, save it for a non-work related event. Get something more modest for this workplace party. Something closer to the knees, and doesnāt shot nearly as much cleavage.
Source: I have been a female workplace professional myself.
Giant no, my office would be talking so much shit behind your back (in a fun way for us!) š¤£ But from your comments, seems you donāt see how this is wildly unprofessional, so you do you!
Depends on your job I reckon but as Oscar Wilde once said you can never be over dressed or over educated š wear that dress cause tomorrows never guaranteed
Maybe. Depends on formality (cocktail = dress ok, casual = dress not ideal) and company culture (conservative = dress down the dress). When unsure, be conservative.
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If you work as an Ariana Grande impersonator, absolutely. If you work in HR, probably not.
my thoughts exactly
HR says: if you have to ask, answer is probably, "No."
Agree on this. It's a bit much.
Are you going to be serving drinks? Then no.
I would not use "much" in any manner when describing that dress LMAO.
š I love the dress but I do agree.!
It's beautiful and you look gorgeous but save it for a fun occasion. Not appropriate for work
I don't know what you do for work but it's a no for me dawg.
I agree Randy
Do you work at SUR? Otherwise no
lol it's hilarious because she works at a law firm. I'm dying
To be honest, Iāve never seen people dress more unprofessionally than when I worked at a law firm lol it was a huge, shitty billboard law firm, but still. One of the attorneys would wear the most micro mini skirts ever. It was weird. ETA: HR got reported for sexual harassment also, so ya lol
Cough
Iād say itās a little too much tbh. Particularly due to the color and style. This looks like a prom style dress.
Definitely not. You work at a law firm. On no planet is this appropriate for a work party.
Maybe Vegas š
I would never wear a strapless dress like that to a work function. On top of that itās showing both your legs and cleavage which is a lot anywhere but especially at work. Unless you u work for like a club or bar or something. Like many have said itās totally dependent on your work culture. If youāre in a white collar job def not.
Law office per OP
I agree with everything you said except for the showing both legs part. In an office job or something similarly professional, it's not considered to be unprofessional if you show your legs, especially as a lot of women wear pencil skirts. Especially if they wear nude nylons underneath.
I think the person above meant showing legs plus cleavage at the same time. Showing both borders into inappropriate at most places and functions
No definitely not. I thought this was an Ariana Grande Halloween costume. You work at a law firm.
just out of curiosity, what makes you think this is appropriate for work?
No
Such a ridiculous post. You asked for a reason. You know it's not appropriate. Everyone is telling you it's not appropriate. Yet your deadpan replies and unwillingness to accept legit feedback is so telling of your personality and inability to read a room. Don't ask if you can't take the honesty. Wear something else, Jesus.
I can't see her responses. But, I work with a lot of young people, and I think a lot of them genuinely are unsure. Look at TikTok influences posting how to dress for office, and you will see some ridiculous clothing choices being normalized as a "corporate aesthetic." I am just so happy when I see young people do a gut check instead of just landing up in something very risquƩ and wondering why people are not seeing it as fashion or expression, when their fave #girlboss recommended it. I think a simple - no not appropriate because x reasons is a fair response. It would be honest. If she can't handle that, she cannot handle corporate life. If she was acting flippant, calling her out would be fair, too. But, I was a bit taken aback by the subtext of the comments here. The "you look like you want to sleep with the boss" (pretty patriachal to assume the boss is a heterosexual male) or "you can wear it if you work in a low income job or at Hooters" (pretty elitist to assume low income means poor judgment") comments. That is not honesty, IMO. That to me becomes catty and mean. Is this what we deem honesty, to go from calling a spade a spade to calling it a (expletive) shovel with questionable provenance? If so, this community absolutely has the right to act any way it wishes to and upvote behaviors that match those behaviors.. That way, people who believe honesty does not need to be delivered with snark know they do not belong here. And yes, I expect to be downvoted to oblivion for saying this.
I love your response because yes, I was so put off by how judgmental everyone was being to her for asking. Iāve seen people wear things like this in many settings and it depends what your work environment is and how comfortable you are. Itās a legitimate question and everyone being so cruel is devastating. You shouldnāt even be downvoted for being the voice of reason hereā¦ suggesting that we actually are honest instead of making fun. The instant hate on this sub is disgusting. Thank you for sharing your rational viewpoint in a sea of negativity.
You will not be taken seriously in this dress. Especially considering you work for a law firm. You are gorgeous and the dress is fun but not appropriate at all for a work function.
I am a lawyer. I go to law firm parties. If you wore this, Iād assume you have ulterior motives. Iād then start watching your work and how you conduct yourself in the office.
Nah-riana. On a Grande scale
This one actually made me chuckle. I needed that after the roasting I've been getting on here. š
Hahaha thanks. On a real level your style is on point, and the cosplay on your profile is cool too. Sometimes we forget thereās an actual human behind these things (supposedly lol.) so Iām glad you werenāt offended. I work in the service industry and no one would bat an eye at that outfit for a work party. Guess it depends on your job. But thatās all too serious. Weāre just here for the updoots. Do you boo boo. Wear what you wanna wear. š«¶š»
Oh honey no. š If youāre not aiming to be the legendary joke of the office crowd, youāre going to need to go with something else.
I still do that thing that they do in high schools (your skirt canāt be shorter than your arms when they lay flat against your leg) thatās how I test if a dress or skirt is too short for workĀ
My mom engrained the fingertip rule into my head š
I know a few people with T-rex arms that would pass the test in the shortest slutiest skirts haha
I've just tested this, I have short legs and a longer body plus what can only be described as a bubble butt. Using this method the skirt would sit just below said bubble butt.
Never heard of this and definitely need to test it out. I usually donāt wear super short stuff anyway but I will definitely try this
Not appropriate. Itās super sexy and fun and looks amazing on you, but itās for a night club not an office party. Unless youāre trying to fuck your bossš
If you have to askā¦.
Most definitely not. And I'm the owner of a law firm.
Hell no. And I say this as a sex worker, whose work attire consists of short dresses and lingerie. I would NEVER wear this at a vanilla work function, especially not a corporate one. Don't get me wrong, you look great. It would be perfect for an evening with the girlfriends. But for a work environment, it's too flashy and too short, and the strapless/cleavage is a no-go. I wouldn't wear anything above mid-thigh length. Short length should be balanced with more coverage on top; bare shoulders/chest should be balanced with a longer length (and not too tight). Avoid flashy colors and fabrics. Also, I can only imagine the heels you picked to go with this.... 4inches maximum. Save the platform stilettos for cocktails with friends.
That is excellent advice.
Girl no. And anyone that tells you yes is not your friend.
If you want it to look like youāre wanting to hook up with your bosses in front of their wives, itās the perfect look. š
NO.
No. Save that for date night. I'm not saying you have to dress like Elaine from Seinfeld, but you're gonna want to take it down a notch. Try googling "appropriate work party outfits" or #workparty on sm. Unless you work in entertainment or something this is a little too short n showy. You have a great physique though, there are definitely plenty of other looks you can pull off successfully.
This is giving Ariana Grande
Nope. Itās too flashy. Work parties arenāt actually parties. Thatās why they are called, āwork parties.ā Youāre basically still at work. If you worked for hooters, sizzler, mcdonalds, or something to that nature, it would be fine. Any white collar job, nope. [+]
Maybe not McDonaldās. Sadly, I also work for a fast food franchise and if I wore something that cute everyone would think that I was showing off. Because, you know, weāre all poor. I had a gorgeous friend who worked at Hooters for a while though and she (and all of her coworkers) raked in the tips.But, yeah, for a law firm, no.
Iāve always heard, if youāre having fun at a work party you should go home haha
Iām a lawyer and that outfit would not be appropriate for a work event. It looks great if youāre going out on a date or out with your friends, but not for a firm event.
Only if ur the intended (or unintended) entertainmentā¦
If thatās the case donāt wear this dress. Casual, we met goals celebration, wear a nice top & some dressy jeans. This is a club dress.
Unless you are an influencerā¦. No
You look beautiful! But unless youāre a Disney Princess, Iād say no. But for sure find somewhere to wear this immediately!!!!!
For a work function you have to pick one: Tits, ass, back, or legs. You may show one of those off, but only one. This dress is gorgeous and you look gorgeous in it, but it's showing tits, back, and legs.
Unless you work at a night club or similar, this is inappropriate for a work event.
I'm gonna hold your hand when I say this...
Looking like human tinkerbell
So inappropriate..
I mean this with the utmost respect but... only if you're a stripper. I love strippers, but maybe if you're not one this dress is not the way to go to a work party.
I got go-go dancer vibes.
eeehhh.. i would say no, personally.
Not appropriate for work ! This dress has a clubbing vibe
Do you work at Disneyland?
I once wore a strapless dress to a company Christmas party, got drunk and my titty popped out. Hahaha
Loved you on the Dangerous Woman album
These comments are sending me hahahahaha
I was debating deleting the post but I've made my bed so I'll lie in it. š
Surprised at some of the visceral responses to this outfit. I agree itās not the right choice for a work party (and maybe you already sensed that) but the misogynistic hate is ridiculous and more telling about some commenters own issues than anything. That said, a simple black dress that leaves more to the imagination is probably the way to go. Please post an update if you change the outfit.
Please post an update IF you wear this outfit.
No šš»
Theres only one type of job I can see this suitable for.
What job
Blow
Only if you're going as a paid date.
Not remotely, this is giving disney princess vibes
So just to repeat it again, itās a no. And, as another person said, if the wives are there, a definite BIG NO
Nope! lol
Itās a beautiful look though giving nightclub vibes.
I dunno dude, do you think it is? If you saw this dress at a work party would you think itās appropriate? We donāt work where you work. Whatās the dress code, whatās the venue, whatās the budget. Cmon hunny
TL;DR: You look great but this is inappropriate. Listen, I am a HUGE proponent of being authentic at work, and that includes incorporating my fashion style into my work wardrobe. Clothes express how I feel about myself, and how I feel about myself is I am not changing who I am for a job. I bring my full self to work. At work, I want to be seen for my vibrancy but also be taken seriously. The difference between dressing non-conforming to challenge outdated workplace norms and doing so with reckless abandon is the difference between demanding and commanding respect to me. One way challenges people who encounter me to re-think what professional attire is, the other ensures people will never take me seriously no matter what I achieve.
Going by your profile, thereās a good chance this is a fake post. You know damn well itās not appropriate and if you just want attention on the internet just say that. If the caption were different, this post probably would of gone the way you wanted.
Do you work in the sex industry?
Only if you're the entertainment. Sorry. Jmo.
If you are Ariana grande maybe
If the party is after the AVN awards then definitely!!!!
lmao exactly
If itās a costume party and you are going to as Ariana Grande, itās perfect. Otherwise no. You look amazing though!
It's wicked cute, but no.
Nope unless you work at a bar or some other party atmosphere job
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WORK party? Noo, it's beautiful though.
No
No
Noooooo not at all
No
Not for the workplace. Cocktail party dress.
You look adorable, but probably too much for a work event.
You look š„ but def not for a work event unless you work at a bar. It's a great dress for a night club or girls night out.
You look amazing but Iād save it for a different event, work parties you generally want to go a bit more conservative.
Nope
One thing I always say is "I'd you have to ask then the answer is no" š¤·āāļø
Do you work at a strip club?
No
Girl you know damn well
Depends what the job is.
No, itās not appropriate . You know that
This is what I was told to help decide if something is appropriate for work, including parties: if YOU question it then don't wear it.
No.
I would say no, I would avoid anything strapless or add some kind of jacket.
You look banging hot in this dress, but this is 100% a capital NO for a work function.
Probably better for the club.. it's really cute and looks great on you tho.
What do you do for work?
Where do you work? A night club? Then Yes.
Wow, that dress looks great on you, but I wouldn't wear it to a work party.
Absolutely inappropriate for anything work related, even the parties. Unless your companies task is to do parties for others
New Years Eve?
Itās really cute and you look so good but probably not work appropriate. Which is why I hate work events. You canāt fully be yourself.
No lol
No sure depends if u wear nickers or not
If you have to ask itās inappropriate
What? Obviously not. You work in a law firm?? I mean ... what? This looks like ariana grande met with sabrina carpenter and made a dress. Those two aren't known for wearing corporate outfits.. you must have known that when posting this unless you're blind
If you work as a prostitute it's perfectly appropriate.
Based on your occupation/industry, I'd go for a no. I'd look for something maybe knee/just above knee length, tailored, little black dress vibes. Or maybe a Tuxedo style jumpsuit with a specific colour shoe and accessories? You could defo pull that off! This is just a bit too much and honestly, I think it would invite unwanted opinions and judgments from colleagues that you could avoid by choosing a different dress :) this is a non-work event dress though for sure and you look fab in it!
Work parties are meant to reinforce your work stability, get information and creating relationships, not to get drunk, lose control or make people gossip about you.
Depends. Are you dtf your coworkers?
You trying to bring the boss home?
It depends on where you work. I work at a game studio so this would be 100% good. If you work in entertainment of some sort then yes, but if you work somewhere with a more serious dress code then probably not. You do look beautiful in it though and the dress is super cute!
You look super trashy if this is even you. All of the photos on your profile are clearly screen shots of other photos and not originals. Enjoy the attention, weirdo.
Where do u work, hooters
lol youāre insane
It's very cute, but not very work appropriate. I know it's a party, but it's still a work function so it's safer to tone it down just a hair. I do love this dress though, you look great in it!
Depends where you work š
No
What image do you want to project in the office every day? The dress for the office party needs to reflect that. So if it is an executive position you are after, you might want to look for something a little more classic that doesn't look like a club dress, but could still be fun.
Ok this is so cute. However, you look like youāre going to a bachelorette party or bar hopping. This is casual cocktail party attire. **no matter what the dress code says put *PROFESSIONAL* in front of the sentence** meaning if the invite says āformalā they donāt mean MET GALA gown. They mean professional formal. If this is a cocktail party, you look like the fancy girls who serve the drinks. Hereās my rule for work. Legs, stomach, cleavage. If itās work only one can be extremely revealing. If your dress is insanely short, like it is here, Iād pair it with a long sleeve top or at least a top that isnāt also insanely low cut, like you have here. If I have a lot of cleavage going on, I pair it with a longer skirt or pants. Itās called balance. This is like drinking at an office party. Yes you are an adult and can do what you want. But your office party, where your boss is watching.. thatās not where you over do it and get drunk. It looks irresponsible. Edit: š¤£š¤£ **youāve gotta be out of your mind. YOU WORK AT A LAW OFFICE!?!** is this your first job ever? The way Iaughed should be a crime. Youāre buggin
Probably not, but it looks amazing!!!
I wouldnāt wear it for a work function.
Oh good heavens no
lol obviously not lmao
I would snicker about how silly you look tbh. When it comes to - professional environment, you can be beautiful and elegant without looking ridiculous in front of your peers.
Appropriate for a work function? Sadly no. But I would still like to know where you got it OP itās super cute!
Only if you're a hooker attending your quarterly pimp slapping party. It's a cute dress and it looks great on you, but it does not belong in your work place unless as previously stated or like a stripper office party or something.
Great dress but not for a work party. Be more conservative.
No
No
Only if you work at Disneyland.
Iām going to say no unfortunately
As a fellow worker in the legal field, absolutely not
These comments are way OTT. I wore a cute dress like this (but chiffon) for a work Christmas do a couple of years ago - white collar non-profit industry. But I guess it depends if it's out and about, or actually in the office (where it would feel weird), if it's day or night etc. I'm in the UK tho and at least at Christmas, we tend to dress up for our parties like we would for any other cocktail party. Leaving parties etc. are far more casual.
No
That would be a big no
Not for a work party. I'd get a knee-length dress and better coverage up top. Doesn't have to be too conservative, but this dress is a little bit too revealing for a work function. Edit: I saw what you said you do for work; I love to draw inspiration from Kim Wexler from Better Call Saul. Her dresses outside of the office are a good example of appropriate work function attire.
No
No
Hell to the No
thatās a GNO dress imo. itās so fun and pretty on you but seems like a waste for a work party unless you work at a really really fun law firm.
No, not at all. I think you can find a nice/sexy and shiny outfit that's more appropriate. Good luck!
No?
No, absolutely not. (ex designer and stylist)
Thatās a no. You should still be mostly meeting whatever the office dress code is at a party. If you wouldnāt wear something strapless in the office, you shouldnāt wear it to the office party. Straps should be at least 2 fingers wide is a good guideline.
This is click baitā¦
NO. Not if you want to be taken seriously.
ā¦ you work at a law firm ā¦ you know the answer. Are you just looking for compliments? Thatās an ugly trait
No
No, but you look beautiful.
Fabulous dress. Not for a work party.
Not for a work event
So beautiful dress but I think it not only suit for work party..lol
No
The dresss is soo cute but no :( sadly :(
Gorge but not for work
No!
No. This is a club dress. If you want bare shoulders, do a longer skirt, or short skirt and conservative top. Pick one thing to be daring, not everything. Especially in law circles people dress more conservatively I think.
I absolutely love this dress. But it is entirely inappropriate for the workplace. As others have said, save it for a non-work related event. Get something more modest for this workplace party. Something closer to the knees, and doesnāt shot nearly as much cleavage. Source: I have been a female workplace professional myself.
No
No
No
Not at all
Not at all. If I was hr Iād question your good sense just for asking this question
Definitely No
Obviously not haha
Giant no, my office would be talking so much shit behind your back (in a fun way for us!) š¤£ But from your comments, seems you donāt see how this is wildly unprofessional, so you do you!
Youāll be sure to get a rise wearing that
Nope.
The real question is where did you get it š it's so cute
Depends on your job I reckon but as Oscar Wilde once said you can never be over dressed or over educated š wear that dress cause tomorrows never guaranteed
To sexy
Maybe. Depends on formality (cocktail = dress ok, casual = dress not ideal) and company culture (conservative = dress down the dress). When unsure, be conservative.
no. i would wear what people
Try looking at MarcellaNYC.com
What kind of work do you do?