Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:30
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
I'm wearing a light colored linen dress right now. I'm wearing spanks-style shorts underneath. I hate these things! They hold everything in and smooth you out for sure. But I feel fat in them - like a sausage. And my private area feels smothered and unable to breathe. I would love to wear nothing but a thong. I do with most dresses. I'm not fat but in a light cream linen dress I realize I need the spanx. Oh well.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:29
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Anonymous wrote:Honestly I'd rather see a small lace thong outline than some ratty slip that's hanging from the hem of your skirt. Slips always are falling down or show when you cross your legs. I think they're dowdy AF.
And you all are only talking about dresses, pants are way worse offenders. I can't stand it when I see cellulite, granny panties that are way too small/tight making a bad "butt roll", or seeing underwear sticking out from the top of women's pants.
You wear shitty undergarments if that is happening to you.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:28
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Anonymous wrote:Can someone please link to whatever kind of slips you are wearing that do so many magical wonderful things?
The only time I see transparency is when there are sheer fabrics involved. Who's wearing flowy sheer stuff to work?
Compression workout pants are definitely way worse in the transparency factor.
This is a slip:
http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/calvin-klein-full-slip/3490412?origin=coordinating-3490412-0-4-PP_3-Data_Lab_Recommendo_V2-also_viewed2&recs_type=coordinating&recs_productId=3490412&recs_categoryId=0&recs_productOrder=4&recs_placementId=PP_3&recs_source=Data_Lab_Recommendo_V2&recs_strategy=also_viewed2&recs_referringPageType=item_page
You were it under a dress that is not lined.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:25
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Anonymous wrote:Honestly I'd rather see a small lace thong outline than some ratty slip that's hanging from the hem of your skirt. Slips always are falling down or show when you cross your legs. I think they're dowdy AF.
And you all are only talking about dresses, pants are way worse offenders. I can't stand it when I see cellulite, granny panties that are way too small/tight making a bad "butt roll", or seeing underwear sticking out from the top of women's pants.
And there are undergarments for those issues too.
Just because you can think of worse things than a see through skirt does not mean that a see through skirt is ideal.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:22
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Anonymous wrote:Honestly I'd rather see a small lace thong outline than some ratty slip that's hanging from the hem of your skirt. Slips always are falling down or show when you cross your legs. I think they're dowdy AF.
And you all are only talking about dresses, pants are way worse offenders. I can't stand it when I see cellulite, granny panties that are way too small/tight making a bad "butt roll", or seeing underwear sticking out from the top of women's pants.
I completely agree!
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:21
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Honestly I'd rather see a small lace thong outline than some ratty slip that's hanging from the hem of your skirt. Slips always are falling down or show when you cross your legs. I think they're dowdy AF.
And you all are only talking about dresses, pants are way worse offenders. I can't stand it when I see cellulite, granny panties that are way too small/tight making a bad "butt roll", or seeing underwear sticking out from the top of women's pants.
And you all are only talking about dresses, pants are way worse offenders. I can't stand it when I see cellulite, granny panties that are way too small/tight making a bad "butt roll", or seeing underwear sticking out from the top of women's pants.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:19
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Anonymous wrote:Can someone please link to whatever kind of slips you are wearing that do so many magical wonderful things?
The only time I see transparency is when there are sheer fabrics involved. Who's wearing flowy sheer stuff to work?
Compression workout pants are definitely way worse in the transparency factor.
http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/jockey-half-slip-1320?ID=322357&pla_country=US&CAGPSPN=pla&CAWELAID=120156340001040095&CAAGID=18635723487&CATCI=aud-102345011570:pla-106283045127&catargetid=120156340000913063&cadevice=c&cm_mmc=Google_Intimates_PLA-_-Intimates_Shapewear+-+GS_Jockey-_-53030640807_-_-_mkwid_xKwr2XiL|dc_53030640807%7C-%7CxKwr2XiL&gclid=Cj0KEQjw2ua8BRDeusOkl5qth4QBEiQA8BpQcPQSOlsJTzomOLevNhqNtyHdNxMvY7Cyzkb-glzf1W8aAo9w8P8HAQ
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:18
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Anonymous wrote:Can someone please link to whatever kind of slips you are wearing that do so many magical wonderful things?
The only time I see transparency is when there are sheer fabrics involved. Who's wearing flowy sheer stuff to work?
Compression workout pants are definitely way worse in the transparency factor.
They don't have to be fancy. Google "Target half slip" and you'll see a slip that you can get from Target for under 10 bucks.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:10
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Can someone please link to whatever kind of slips you are wearing that do so many magical wonderful things?
The only time I see transparency is when there are sheer fabrics involved. Who's wearing flowy sheer stuff to work?
Compression workout pants are definitely way worse in the transparency factor.
The only time I see transparency is when there are sheer fabrics involved. Who's wearing flowy sheer stuff to work?
Compression workout pants are definitely way worse in the transparency factor.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:04
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Anonymous wrote:It is really surprising me that no one knows what slips are.
+1
Anonymous
07/28/2016 11:03
Subject: OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
It is really surprising me that no one knows what slips are.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 10:53
Subject: Re:OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
I have never noticed a woman wearing a see-through dress or skirt. Never. I have, however, seen plenty of women walking around in see-through yoga or workout pants or shorts.
I personally never wear a slip unless I'm wearing a wrap dress, just in case a gust of wind comes along! I have a nude colored Spanx slip for this purpose.
I personally never wear a slip unless I'm wearing a wrap dress, just in case a gust of wind comes along! I have a nude colored Spanx slip for this purpose.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 10:48
Subject: Re:OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Anonymous wrote:unlined, see thru, without underwear is the best way to catch a man.
Just make sure you don't smell like a walking sweaty vagina and you will be THE shit in the office.
It worked for Kate Middleton!!!
Anonymous
07/28/2016 10:45
Subject: Re:OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
unlined, see thru, without underwear is the best way to catch a man.
Just make sure you don't smell like a walking sweaty vagina and you will be THE shit in the office.
Just make sure you don't smell like a walking sweaty vagina and you will be THE shit in the office.
Anonymous
07/28/2016 10:43
Subject: Re:OK to wear unlined dresses to work?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should wear a slip, yes. I can see through 0% of my husband's clothes...
Your husband wears a slip? In this weather?
Men don't wear see through clothing to work. Accordingly it seems possible for women to also select non see through clothing to work.
I've never worn such things to work.
Actually, men should wear tees under their work shirts, which can be see-through.
+1