Dresses

[tenisunoelito]

This is an odd question so I apologize in advance but what types of dresses are appropriate for the workplace? Anyone willing to show pics gets extra points...

TNE

Comments

[brentwinsatlife]

Yes: http://lh6.ggpht.com/_asQbVes3KcM/RoEyKELAinI/AAAAAAAAARA/vr0m1Gerja0/ARAXWB.jpg

No: http://www.rarechic.com/CMSuploads/Snap-Placket-Skirt-307web-14685.jpg

I just did a couple quick Google image searches there. Basically, anything conservative will be ok. Make sure it goes below your knees.

[tenisunoelito]

Thank you so much!

[moldypotatochip]

Anything that comes down below your knees that doesn't show cleavage. I've never worn a dress to work but I wear skirts frequently. Depending on what ages you're teaching, though, pants might be better (for younger kids, go with pants). My boss lets me wear shorts/capris to work as long as they are below the knee. You should ask your boss if you're not sure.

[rakugo_report]

I brought all my professional-looking dresses with me and can hardly wear any of them due to the no-no-sleeves rule. I could get away with it if I kept my suit jacket on all day but... meh. Curse you and your stupid conservative business style, Japan!

[aikonader]

shirt under it?

[marasca]

Check out these posts for more info on what female JETS usually can and can't wear: http://community.livejournal.com/jetjapan/tag/womens+clothes

[tenisunoelito]

Thanks!

Thank you so much!

[tenisunoelito]

Thanks you guys, sorry for not searching deeper for the other threads. (Not sarcastically)

TNE