or, Jebus Freaking Christmas
Now, I was always taught not to make fun of how other people dress, because you never know their circumstances & that everyone dresses the best they can afford. And I do stick to this, because I've been there. I've not had much $ at times in the past & had to dress the best I could at the time - but always appropriate for whatever work environment I was in.
And there is a difference in dressing the best you can on what you make, versus dressing like you have no sense in what's appropriate for an office.
Example:
Has your coworker ever come to work with her hair in pigtails? I'm not talking about two little braids. I mean full-on pigtails - a part down the middle and hair in a ponytail on either side of the head. My coworker must've woke up this morning & smoked crack, because she came to the office with her hair in pigtails, wearing no makeup, dressed in a red stripe tshirt, faded bellbottom stretchy jeans, and white sneakers peeking out from under the bellbottoms. She looks like she's 5 and her mommy dressed her then dropped her off at the office. I cannot fathom what got in her head today to make her think 'hey, this is a good look for a single working mom in her mid-20s trying to get by at the office while hunting for a better job'.
I'm not saying I haven't worn some ensembles in the past that afterward made me go 'ew...why'd I wear that?', but nothing like this.