Female Professional Appearance and the Cars We Drive
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Almost all women love their cosmetics, jewelry, shoes and other fashion oriented commodities. Appearance is everything, right? Well, that depends of course on one’s perspective, personal choices and of course, what it is that you consider to be everything. One thing is for certain, that what looks good to one person may be very unappealing to the next. It’s also true that we should all embrace our own preference for style and use the above mentioned items to express our personalities as much as to emphasis our personal appearance, which of course is also a reflection of our personalities.
With all of this being said, it should also be acknowledged that as much as we might embrace diversity, self determined style and our right to look and dress the way we see fit, there is a certain aesthetic parameter around what is considered to be a professional appearance, and knowing this and being able to embrace and emulate it, while also maintaining a degree of uniqueness, can be essential to getting ahead in your career.
And with all of the advancements in women’s rights and recognitions of our autonomy, it seems we still remain chained to the need to accommodate other’s opinions of what looks good. Or does it? Have we truly reached a point of deciding for ourselves how we want to look, what we want to wear and how much or what type of make up we’d like to use? And what about our purses and even the cars we drive? Does a set of Dunlop tires mean as much on our car as a Coach purse means hanging from our shoulders?
That’s a tricky question. There are so many factors that figure in to our personal sense of style and so many variations on appearance elements that what certain features that might have seemed like contradictions years ago, are actually attractive and create a dynamic sense of individual fashion and flare. While having a well put together outfit, clean clothes and neat appearance are still mandatory for professionals, there is a greater spectrum of what counts as such. While you probably shouldn’t wear flip flops, shorts and a tank top to a job interview, you don’t have to wear long skirts with pantyhose and a conservative top. Pantsuits , stylish shoes and even bright flashy tops are common and acceptable. And while we’re more free in our options, it’s also true we remain judged by how we appear. It just seems the criteria for that judgment is changing. Perhaps a mini skirt and set of XD wheels are the woman of the future.





