Minty
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- 26 Feb 2006
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Comfortable Man said:Quote: Remember it is only just acceptable for women to wear trousers in formal situations - most schools with uniforms don't let girl's wear trousers and many people still frown on a woman wearing trousers for a job interview.Unquote.
That must be only in Japan. In the USA hardly any girls wear anything but trousers in school, even the old time Catholic schools that used to require uniforms have relented and girls wear trousers. Also, many many senior CEO's and Managers of huge corporations in America are women. And those women wear whatever they please and that's usually trousers. Condaliza Rice, the United States Secretary of State wears pants suits nearly all the time. Only wears a dress for formal occasions. Skirts and/or dresses on women in the United States are for the most part only seen on TV commercials. Not in real life.
Most women in America going to a job interview wouldn't even think of wearing anything but trousers because they actually don't OWN anything else. My girlfriend who lives with me just recently started sewing and wearing skirts because I do. The first 6 years she lived with me she never wore anything but black trousers and tennis shoes. Japan may still be somewhat "into itself" even though Japan is a world leader as well. Old habits die hard I guess.![]()
That really surprises me, that most American women don't wear skirts much. I have always been a skirt or a dress girl. When I was little I was so skinny that I had to wear dresses. Skirts or pants would have fallen down on me.
After I move to France it's much colder than Australia so I changed my winter clothes, all are pullovers and blazers or cardigans with trousers and most of my trousers are black because it's dirty when it snows in the winter with all those salt on the ground. Anyway I look very good in black due to my pale skin. I also wear coats or a Jackets over my blazers or pullovers or cardigans, they are usually black too due to the weather.