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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Shade AF. She's jealous. Hater.[/quote] Haha, you made me laugh, PP. Thanks! :lol: My dress is not unusual for where I work. I do not expect everyone to agree, though. I wanted to know if you all thought she was being a low-key biotch.[/quote] Serious question: why do you dress so slovenly at your office? [/quote] There are $400 ripped jeans for sale in the department stores that DCUMmies in the beauty and fashion forum go crazy for. My most fashionable cousin - who is extremely wealthy - wore such jeans to our last Passover seder.[/quote] And there are certainly $4000 ball gowns for sale that are gorgeous and timeless. Doesn't make them work appropriate. Most dress codes aren't just a minimum dollar amount to be spent on each piece of clothing.[/quote] I was responding to the description of ripped jeans as "slovenly." They are not necessarily slovenly in the way you seem to be suggesting. I worked in a newsroom for many years where jeans, with holes, wouldn't have been looked at twice. I imagine that OP probably knows her agency's dress code better than anyone else does, including that person in the elevator who decided that she was being paid to police other people's clothing choices.[/quote] OP herself said the woman works in her [u]same office[/u] and is older than (and likely has been there longer than) OP, so I'm not sure why you believe OP knows the dress code better than she does. Additionally, every other Fed that has responded to the thread has also expressed that OP was not dressed appropriately, same as the initial coworker. The only people acting like this is appropriate office attire are stipulating that they work in tech startups on the West Coast, which means they are working from entirely different culture and expectations. OP is dressed inappropriately and was rude to her coworker.[/quote]
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