I wouldn't personally class it as business casual. It's clearly a summer dress. But if they've worn it up until now and it's been fine, I would be frustrated. 
 

It doesn't really show much cleavage regardless of the dress. 

too much skin

 

That's giving more of a I'm-going-to-the-eras-tour look more than business casual

 

But I understand her frustration because why is it now an issue if she's been wearing it for months now?

Is that you? Or you're just posting some random woman's outfit?

 

36 minutes ago, Radical Pessimism said:

Is that you? Or you're just posting some random woman's outfit?

 

Just posting some random woman's out fit but I don't think it is rude of me to do so since she posted it on Twitter?

6 minutes ago, AlanRickman1946 said:

Just posting some random woman's out fit but I don't think it is rude of me to do so since she posted it on Twitter?

I'm the woman in the photograph and I consent to ATRL user AlanRickman1946 using my image 

That's definitely not business casual.

 

However, there is nothing wrong with her outfit. It's seeming very sexist now that a man is in the office.

I think if you're going to have a dress code like "business casual" you need to provide some examples of what that looks like, because it's a pretty vague term. Dress codes for work are kinda redundant now though. Unless you're working in some high end city bank or law firm, why does it matter if you're dressed casually for work if you're just going to sit in an office all day?

Is that Kelsey Fiona?

Put a blazer on to make it business casual. This is just a dress, no need to cover up though. I think it is already ok for a business setting

I think you look just fine, sis 

Nothing wrong at all, it's summer

1 hour ago, BletaRexher said:

I'm the woman in the photograph and I consent to ATRL user AlanRickman1946 using my image 

"Location: Alabama"

you do look like a woman from that state. 

 

As others have said the attire isn't business casual but it's far from showing too much cleavage

it's definitely business casual. casual means anything goes as long as it doesn't look unprofessional... what's unprofessional about this?

if it can work as an ATRL avi, then it's okay

 

3 hours ago, Miss Fortune said:

I wouldn't personally class it as business casual. It's clearly a summer dress. But if they've worn it up until now and it's been fine, I would be frustrated. 
 

It doesn't really show much cleavage regardless of the dress. 

I agree with this wholeheartedly.

Also, she should invest in an iron.

big titty big butt too

something Lana would wear. wrinkles and all

1 hour ago, popmusicisdead said:

something Lana would wear. wrinkles and all