Citibank -- Intimidated by her hotness?

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by AGDee

I also have a feeling she didn't keep a jacket on all day. Without the jacket, some of those outfits could be questionable for a conservative work environment as well.

I agree.

For instance, some camisoles are only meant to be worn under a shirt or jacket. They are not tank tops or shirts unless you are going for a different kind of look. Taking off the jacket or shirt is a BOOM CHICKA WOW WOW.

Another movie reference: In "Why Did I Get Married, Too," Tyler Perry's wife was going to wear a sexy black satin and lace camisole and underwear combo to work the next day. He was like "uhmmmm....."

[ColdInCanada11]

Ok, a. I really hope these shots are professionally done, because otherwise she was essentially posing at work, instead of doing actual work.
b. If I saw the people who worked at my bank dressed in some of those outfits, I would definitely be taken aback, and quite honestly, a little concerned. I'm not THAT conservative, and I understand that I live nowhere close to New York and I'm a student, but I don't look to my banking institution to give me fashion advice. As long as you are dressed professionally, I'm good. I'd prefer the people handling my investments and the like to be focused on that, instead of "being too hot" (damn, that must be such a curse for her lol).

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by ColdInCanada11

Ok, a. I really hope these shots are professionally done, because otherwise she was essentially posing at work, instead of doing actual work.
b. If I saw the people who worked at my bank dressed in some of those outfits, I would definitely be taken aback, and quite honestly, a little concerned. I'm not THAT conservative, and I understand that I live nowhere close to New York and I'm a student, but I don't look to my banking institution to give me fashion advice. As long as you are dressed professionally, I'm good. I'd prefer the people handling my investments and the like to be focused on that, instead of "being too hot" (damn, that must be such a curse for her lol).

I live in DFW, and when I worked for a bank in the area, the "real" outfits were not uncommon.

The bankers that looked frumpy or unkempt didn't seem to stay long, and those who dressed the part, so to speak, had healthy portfolios.

Of course, I'm not saying the sexiness was ALL that kept those bankers afloat. It didn't hurt, though.