1. crew neck T-shirts under V-neck jumpers.....just can't do it. Maybe it's my age but something about the round neck under the V neck is just off-putting even if that's the defining style of how people wear jumpers now.
2. Huggie hoops. Something about them always reads 'conservative office dress code version of/too afraid to commit to an actual hoop' and also they look rather graceless to me, there are small delicate hoop earrings that are pretty too but it irritates me that the huggie version became so ubiquitous, somehow I only ever see them worn by the kind of women who in a previous fashion cycle would be the office fashion police and frown on any earrings bigger than a stud (forget the actual hoop)
3. oh and I hate paperclip jewellery too, I'm ok with a DIY made from actual paperclips like kids sometimes do in school but commercial versions are just off-putting to me since they don't look any better than what the kids do for free, I don't care how many pave diamonds a brand put on it.
Those corporate button-up shirts from around 2010 with the top of the placket flat and slightly cutaway, with no buttons. Never again… button-ups must button up, even if I never fasten the top few!
1. crew neck T-shirts under V-neck jumpers.....just can't do it. Maybe it's my age but something about the round neck under the V neck is just off-putting even if that's the defining style of how people wear jumpers now.
2. Huggie hoops. Something about them always reads 'conservative office dress code version of/too afraid to commit to an actual hoop' and also they look rather graceless to me, there are small delicate hoop earrings that are pretty too but it irritates me that the huggie version became so ubiquitous, somehow I only ever see them worn by the kind of women who in a previous fashion cycle would be the office fashion police and frown on any earrings bigger than a stud (forget the actual hoop)
3. oh and I hate paperclip jewellery too, I'm ok with a DIY made from actual paperclips like kids sometimes do in school but commercial versions are just off-putting to me since they don't look any better than what the kids do for free, I don't care how many pave diamonds a brand put on it.
HA! The icks! I love this so much.
Those corporate button-up shirts from around 2010 with the top of the placket flat and slightly cutaway, with no buttons. Never again… button-ups must button up, even if I never fasten the top few!
Example: https://www.amazon.com/Striped-Classic-Stylish-Collared-Blouses/dp/B0CC97LYXJ?dplnkId=ee4bfa7d-beac-45e3-8bb2-fa32b29f3b14&nodl=1
Omg yeah that is bad… who is trying to suggest cleavage in the workplace
good god what kind of frankensteinian scourge.....