At Marshalls there is a certain way to try your clothes on, probably different from other places. Some people say it is a good idea to have a strict policy in the dressing room while others think it’s a waste of time standing in line in order to enter the dress room with a tag. A dress room associate will guide the customer in by checking the items he/she has. Anything else but clothes or shoes is not allowed inside and customers may not take more than ten pieces. It is the dress room associates’ responsibility to make sure the number of items that enters the dress room comes out. Counting the number of items in the dress room at Marshalls protects the stores items.…
Appropriate dress for this event is a suit or tux for the gentlemen and a knee to floor length dress for the ladies. This is a semi- formal…
-Dress well. Men should wear a jacket and tie. Women should wear a dress or a skirt and blouse.…
I am rarely ever the one to post, especially about my issues, but I am speaking for many. While the discussion and arguments about school dress code are going on so isn’t downgrading, stereotyping, and bullying. Many comments have been made by people who are stereotyping others for instance cheerleaders. We are being stereotyped as preppy, snobby, slutty, “the populars”, and the list goes on. We are being used in examples like “The people who wear intentional holey jeans and revealing clothing are “the populars” and cheerleaders.” And “The cheerleaders wear skirts hiked up their butts and push their boobs up to the sky, but I got in trouble for wearing the clothes I did, this is favoritism.” This being all untrue is stereotyping, downgrading…
How would you feel if you weren’t allowed to express the way you felt at all? Better yet, how would you feel if your education was being disturbed because of your clothes? Many girls all over the United States are taken out of their class to change their clothes because they are “too revealing.” This is something that girls all over the country have to deal with this, but girls at our school also have to deal with it. The dress code at Lincolnview is unfair because the rules are ridiculous, it is unfair/sexist, and students cannot express themselves.…
You don’t want to dress too casual because then it shows that you care a whole lot to be there. You also want to wear the appropriate shoes/accessories. That means to keep it simple, not too much going on, and decent closed toe shoes to show professionalism. You want to also make sure the clothes you are going ot wear look good themselves. Which means that you need to iron or wash the…
Dresscode is something that affects most high school students this day and age. Students have to worry about making sure not to much is showing and that they don’t wear specific articles of clothing…
54 percent of schools in America have dress codes.This issue is important because, they have caused numerous lawsuits, and safety concerns across America.Yes some people believe that school dress codes aren't necessary, but they are necessary, because they help promote school safety. Requiring students to conform to a dress code is beneficial to the school experience, because they prevent gangs from identifying each other and help prevent gang violence, they decrease the gap between rich and poor kids, and they help easily identify non-students.…
Are they too tight, or are they too short? Some parents and students have these concerns about dress codes at local schools. School dress codes appear to be hinderers of self-expression. Other may believe they are also necessary for school environments. I believe that it would be beneficial for our schools to adopt dress codes. Although others may argue that this action would restrict the student’s freedom of self-expression, I do not agree. The dress codes prepare students for their futures, lower bullying, and don't cause distractions in the school environment.…
In Classical High School, a boy and girl are sat beside each other. Both learning. Both participating in class. Both wearing sleeveless shirts. The principal happens to walk in and asks the girl to step out of the class to speak. The girl ends up getting sent home for distracting the class. Dazed and confused, the girl asks why and the principal responds with “your shirt is distracting the boys”. Is this insulting to boys saying they get distracted by foolish things like a shoulder? Or an insult to girls making them seem like they are just sex objects that need to cover up for others sake. Many public high schools have extremely sexist dress codes. Not only is this not equal, but also keeps alive rape culture by saying girls are sluts for having shorts not reaching their fingertips. Sexist standards…
Dress codes are rules that the country has utilized for years. But are these rules necessary? They often suppress students’ individuality as well as students’ self-expression. At the same time these rules also discriminate and needlessly sexualize young women. Dress codes were put in place to establish a distraction-free environment for students. And yet, they are doing the opposite, and thus, modifying or eliminating them would be most logical.…
Throughout the United States of America, schools require students to meet a certain standard of dress. Although almost every school’s standard is different, most schools have dress codes. Dress codes range anywhere from extremely loose to extremely strict, yet no matter how hard schools try to prevent problems, things slip through the cracks. Dress codes exist to help students, although in the end it seems they're ineffective. Other countries have solved these issues using school uniforms.…
I disagree with the school dress code because it doesn't allow people to express themselves, people can't dress for the weather, and it doesn't let people choose how they want to look because it's supposedly a distraction. The dress code is "The bottom of your shirt must at least meet the top of your pants or shorts, and undergarments should not be exposed. There must be a substantial covering over both shoulders. See-through clothing or clothing that is so very tight that it draws attention to oneself are also unacceptable. Shorts/skirts must have at least a 4" inseam."…
I believe that everyone living in the United States has had their privacy invaded or freedom taken from them more than once, whether intentionally or accidentally, but it has been a greater issue still to the female population in certain cases, such as those who have been forced to submit to the unjust rules of school dress codes across the nation. Strict dress codes constrict any form of creativity for students to express themselves or reflect who they are through their garments. In one case in Woodford County, Kentucky a mother had to be pulled out of her job to go to the school and find that her daughter was in trouble for showing her collarbones.…
When a girl gets told that her outfit is unsuitable to wear to school, her self esteem is dismantled from her. (Kate) In recent years, multiple girls have been punished because of the way they dress while attending school. Dress codes have taken a toll on how girls think about themselves as a person and the way they dress because of the fact that they might have to change due their outfit being “inappropriate.” Public schools should enforce dress codes but they should not be so strict so they do not embarrass children, body shame students, or push sexism toward one gender or another.…