A few female readers have asked us to direct your attention to this poll at fashion and lifestyle blog Corporette:
How short of a skirt can a professional woman get away with?
According to the votes in so far, “professional women” can get away with skirts that stop just above the knee. Does the same apply to the legal profession? We’ll let you debate in the comments.
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Meanwhile, we know that some of you would like every post under the sun to tie into the volcanic meltdown that is Wall Street. According to the “economic skirt theory,” women these days should be in skirts that brush the ground. Per a July article from the New York Times:
Although designers always dismiss the correlation between skirt lengths and financial markets as a fashion historian’s fantasy, the parallels are striking. Hemlines rose to dizzying heights in the financial and social whirl of the roaring 1920s — revealing women’s legs for one of the first times in recorded history. Then came the bear market and bare was out — except for low backs on the floor-length gowns that dropped hemlines just before the 1929 Wall Street crash.
Given the way things are going, maybe they’ll start designing woman’s skirt suits with trains?
Poll: How short is too short for a skirt? [Corporette]
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Bulls, Bears and the Bellwether Hemline [New York Times]