This is so unprofessional. There was a time you could tell if she was dressed for the work place or going out to party but now it is the same. I won't purchase from a place of business whose staff is dressed in an unprofessional way because if they, the company has no interest in what is going on with their employees then they aren't interested in the person who is shopping there or in the product they are representing.

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It can be distracting for most men. A better bet is reasonable cover-up to keep minds professional and positive.

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I think many older women who show too much breast at the office or other places are doing it for a reason not mentioned. Once their girlish young figure goes they still have breasts that look good, with help from a push up bra. So, the focus is on the big puppies hanging out of the bra, not the big belly down bellow. Their message being "look at my great boobs, not the rest of my body". I feel like, because I don't have a big chest, that I have to work harder to keep the rest of my body fit and trim. No matter what your size, showing it all off at the office is inappropriat

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You mention a recent cleavage study in which men were asked which size breasts were most professional. I agree with you, I too would like to know what other women in the office think. But even when the subject being discussed is women, it's a sad, discriminatory fact that most people still seem to value the opinion of men the most.

So, I wonder what men think about the fact that health insurers still charge women more than men for health insurance. After all, speaking of cleavage, insurers don't have to pay for men to have mammograms, do they? Health insurers have admitted to charging women more than men; and yet, the same health insurers said in recent congressional hearings that they would stop charging women more -- if only the government doesn't step in to further regulate. Gee, how come they didn't do this before? Read more about this at:

http://www.ethicsoup.com/2009/06/health-insurers-claim-they-will-stop-charging-women-more-than-men.html

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Frankly, any self-respecting over-40-year-old shouldn't be buying their clothes at American Eagle, Hollister, Wet Seal, or Express - they aren't designed for "all ages."

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Wow, I'd buy space on that real estate!

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Should or shouldn't don't do much good unless you own the place.
I worked in a small office but got laid off a month back - but the girl (who worked half as hard as me and my mates) with the pow-pow chest and plunging top got to stay on!
Gee I wonder if the two factors had anything in common......

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I'm against the cleavage mostly because of sexual harassment issues. If girls are going to be allowed to dress with less then they need to expect to be stared at or hit on and I think that they shouldn't have the right to complain unless they are being slapped on the ass. If girls aren't comfortable with having everyone stare at their breasts then they need to cover up. I love boobs but being in the navy taught me that women are ticking time bombs who can get anyone in trouble just by saying they were harassed whether or not it actually happened and they'll do it just because they're in a bad mood.

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Of course women should be allowed to show as much cleavage as possible in the office, wear push up bras, miniskirts, tight shirts, high heels and low neck lines- if men are distracted thats mens problem not the womans- women have the right -noone has the right to tell them what to wear. If men kept their eyes focused on their work and stop staring at womens boobs then there wouldnt be a problem. I think men are getting used to the idea of having female colleagues in revealing clothes around them and its not such a big deal. They should be educated to respect women to eliminate sexual harrassment in the workplace

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