Modern Day Dress Codes

A. Semi-formal, as it sounds, is somewhat formal. This means that males should not wear their NMDs or v-neck shirts, and girls should not wear boyfriend sweaters or Roots sweatpants. For males, you should wear a proper light-coloured button-down dress shirt, dress pants, and dress shoes (medium browns to dark browns; stay away from black). Waistcoat and tie/bowtie are optional, and you may even wear a blazer. As for the ladies, you should wear the dress that makes you feel the best. With that being said, make sure you are comfortable with whatever you are wearing; do not wear anything that makes you overly self-conscious and insecure. As for footwear, simple flats to high

In health care there is a lot that goes into play when you are in the field and work in a certain department. Dress code is one factor that helps differentiate who you are seeing and what department you are going to see. This can be the front desk, nurses of different departments and even volunteers all have a certain dress code to go by. Doctors have a white jacket on top of there clothes that lets you know you are with the doctor and not the nurse that wears scrubs. In the article “The Clothes Make the Doctor”, a women goes to the doctors office to look for a new primary-care doctor and is seen by a women wearing stilettos and a tailored expensive-looking suit. She was not pleased and felt uncomfortable being seen by her, it wasn't that se was wearing something really revealing but the fact that she was wearing something that was more for a meeting then being at the doctors office.

What can I wear to work? Some employers have a strict dress code, while others are very laid back. According to the type of business, the organization does could dictate the type of attire and grooming that is expected from the organization. Does the employer have a right to tell you what you can and cannot wear to work or even how to be groomed? In my opinion and through my experiences in life I would say yes they do, they have a business to run, and customers require certain expectations and those expectations are handed down to the employees. Employee rights must be taking into consideration in the process, along with other reasons for the policies implemented such as setting guidelines for dress and grooming that could be

The school principal at CHS should change the rule for dress code because most of us own out of dress code clothing and we have the most trouble with that one rule.The dress code rule is a major problem to us at CHS because us girls like to wear ripped jeans without leggings.

In her inept study Designing a Dress Code. (2006). Jennifer Monty explains both the state and federal aspects of dress code and the challenges it may impose, especially in relation to the First Amendment of the United States constitution which addresses a person's rights for freedom of expression and also the Fourteenth Amendment which addresses a person's right to due process under the law. Specifically, safety, neutrality, sufficient reason or purpose and sexual. religious, racial or political discrimination have all been major areas for contention requiring review by the courts on dress code issues. Also, if a dress code somehow presents a type of discrimination against a person with a disability. such as might be the case in the example of an employee who has undergone surgery that might require him or her to wear a type of footwear that may not comply with the company's dress code, then the employee would have grounds to further determine if their employer were utilizing the dress code in a way that might be viewed as discriminatory to their disability (Monty, 2006)

“Clothes mean nothing until someone lives in them.” A quote from Marc Jacobs. So as you listen to the this speech think about what that means and how dress code takes meaning and life out of clothes. Fashion is a personal art you can tell what people like to do, eat, watch, and play when you look at their clothing. If you were wearing a Marshall sweatshirt and I didn 't know you I would immediately know that you most likely go to marshall, root for marshall, and play a sport for marshall I knew all of that by an item of clothing so when you tell us what to wear your telling us what to say which is going against the bill of rights. Dress code is a controversial topic. The people who are for dress code belive that it helps keep order in the system. They also believe it teaches us what is or is not correct to wear in a place of business. The others who are against dresscode belives that it makes us conform to what society thinks is pretty or handsome and appropriate.As a young girl in america I strongly believe that girls should have the right to wear whatever they want to wear and anything that tries to conform the voice of just girls are sexist childish and are teaching us that boys have more rights than girls.

Women had specific dress codes to follow. A big part of this tradition was the head garments they had to wear. There are different types of head garments for different time periods and for the wealthy and poor. The difference between all these head sets are infinite. For example, some have many, many jewels and pearls while others are just a plain, sheer veil. No matter what the head gear consists of, the women of the Ottoman Empire are required to wear it.

Year by year, women and young girls are getting criticism for the way they dress because society believes they are no longer following the traditional dress code rules. People think that by women dressing with short skirts, dresses and shorts that shows their body is the reason or the cause of them getting raped. Instead of trying to feel bad for them, they blame them because they should've known it was their fault for wearing revealing clothes. Everyone needs to realize that fashion has changed and so have the times and a woman's outfit shouldn't have to be a problem or a concern to others that don’t approve. At the end of the day, we live in a free country that is America where we could each make our own choices that makes us happy and if that means that if a girl wants to wear a short dress, then let it be because we shouldn't need to make it our problem.

Fashion is just perceived as an unimportant subcategory of the arts and doesn’t have much to do with us but it does more than what meets the eye. It has a lot of impact on the wearer’s mindsets, dress codes inhibit

The school does not have the right to regulate any persons freedom. Dress codes can be harsh and can limit a child’s creativity. The law gives every person man or woman their rights and freedoms a school system should not be able to limit those freedoms. Also many school’s dress codes are harsher for girls than for boys and the excuse it that it impairs the boys’ learning. Many people are for dress codes but many are completely opposed to them.

Gender, something of which cannot be controlled, is a prime factor in the bias of school system based dress codes. Gender, which used to be considered synonymous with sex, is the state of being male or female. It is typically used in reference to social and cultural differences, which ultimately creates gender roles. Gender roles are a set of societal norms that dictate the type of behaviors which are considered acceptable based off a person's gender. Clothing coincides with how males and females are supposed to dress. Unfortunately, gender does affects how dress codes are applied in today’s school systems, and because of gender roles, “...women are held to a particular standard of dress standards that are appropriate for students in general”

A written or more so unwritten rule, with regards to how a human being presents themselves in aspects of clothing, also referred to as dress code. Dress code is a matter of whether or not it is an acceptable social norm, which leads to the different rules among genders. Are women getting targeted at and shunned upon for supposedly distracting men? Are women being disciplined in the work field or at school for showing shoulders? This social problem leads to women’s education being jeopardized when the people in charge of the so-called ‘rules’ think it is the men who are the suspect? Sexism, it is a form of discrimination upon women for wearing what makes them feel comfortable not acceptable to wear. Women cannot wear tank tops or shoulder showing

I liked the dress for the free program. I want to say thank you to Gracie for not making another replica of the dress from a movie. Because I'm fed up with this sliding straps! Gracie's dress is beautiful, romantic and feminine. Simple, light multi-layered skirt, which we often see in figure skating dresses. But the top is amazing! It's an eye-catching, difficult and delicate work! Laces and rhinestones on the nude illusion mesh look like a one-piece floral ornament. This dress reminds me the famous work of the designer Zuhair Murad. Perhaps this is where Gracie got the inspiration for her

Dress code is one of the biggest issues in the world. Some of the people think, dress code is very unnecessary rule. However, the other ones think, dress code is, so important rule. This essay will explain for and against opinion for dress code.

Changes to fashion, like those to the world around us hardly seemed to pause for a breathe during these days. But as the 80’s came to a close and into the 90’s, fashion, like so many other areas of modern popular culture, seemed to stutter and stall, to get bored and repeat itself. Fashion became formulaic and obsessed with churning out mass clothes for a mass market. There seemed to be a blandness and repetitivity to so much of life, tweaking it here and there but playing it safe in the mainstream.