Dress to Impress

YPRuck: Last week YPSueJ made her debut on YPBlogSpot with a classic but stylish Prada shoe for Young Professional men and this week she is back with something for the ladies.  YPSueJ has decided to go with a sandal set to hit stores this spring so ladies make sure your toes are manicured if you decide to slip your feet in these lovely heels.  But enjoy this post by YPSueJ and be sure to checkout her shoe blog “Did You See Her Shoes” and remember to dress to impress from head to toe YPs.

          I previously posted these pair of Fendi heels on my blog not too long ago, but I had to re-post them on YPBlogspot. These SIX inch platform heels are sooooooo BAD that they make me want to… PAUSE! Let me keep my thoughts to myself. I’m very sure if I purchased them and decided to walk down South Street in Philly perhaps, I would be bound to have: every man and woman’s attention, a few sore necks, 15 phone numbers, 5 future dates, and a few shopping bags with items that were NOT purchased out of my pocket. I would just be praying all the way, “Please don’t let me fall. Please LORD!”

Fellas you have to admit if your girl had these on, there would be no going out the house! Just make sure you’re using a JIMMY, unless you two are TRYING to have a child! Lol

They’re available at Luisaviaroma for a ‘bank breaking’ $1553.

YPSueJ, Young Professionals Guest Writer

@ColorsOfAmber

http://www.didyouseehershoes.com/

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Your Company’s objective in establishing a formal work dress code is to enable our employees to project the professional image that is in keeping with the needs of our clients and customers to trust us. Because our industry requires the appearance of trusted business professionals and we serve clients at our site on a daily basis, a more formal dress code is necessary for our employees. You must project the image of a trustworthy, knowledgeable business professional for the clients who seek our guidance, input, and professional services.

 

Formal Dress Code Guidelines

In a formal business environment, the standard of dressing for men and women is a suit, a jacket and pants or a skirt, or a dress paired with appropriate accessories.

Clothing that reveals too much cleavage, your back, your chest, your feet, your stomach or your underwear is not appropriate for a place of business. In our work environment, clothing should be pressed and never wrinkled. Torn, dirty, or frayed clothing is unacceptable. All seams must be finished. Any clothing that has words, terms, or pictures that may be offensive to other employees is unacceptable.
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