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I do agree that not being a distraction could be an important element. It is worth noting that on most jury trials the attorneys have the opportunity to question and excuse a candidate without citing a reason. (In fact, this might be useful to Coder if he would really NOT like to be on call for dut...

As I had said - I went in jeans. Fortunately, my number wasn't called and I never had to leave the waiting room. I'll be honest - it may be a civic duty - but I'm just not cut out to be a juror. As for other people in the room - all decked out in variations of normal. I'm also 100% sure had I worn a...

Well, no surprise here, no dress during the halftime show.

Mr Coder my number one advice would be just contact the court and inform them your prefer attire isn't a pair of pants and don't keep it a secret from the court. If you don't tell the court it can be used against you for having a secret agenda and can be jailed for it. Unfortunately you will draw s...

Old thread - but I got called for Jury Duty service and wondered if there had been discussion on this one before. The court has this language on their website: "Please wear clothing that is conservative, clean and comfortable. Shorts, tank tops and bare midriffs are not appropriate." Which...

Oh thanks! Will check that channel out.

I plan on making this skirt with some denim/canvas material for the summer: https://hartsfabric.com/tilly-and-the-buttons-ramona-skirt.html But I just picked up a couple of yards of silk (Dupioni Silk) in a mustard/gold and a striped teal/gold. Both are amazing, and I need an appropriate pattern. Th...

There are some nice skirts, but it seems a shame to break up the collection put together over three generations. That bugged me a bit as well - I guess my only thoughts were that the current owners have no conceivable way to store, preserve the collection, and may not even be that fond of most of t...

Well, today is the last day, apparently: https://lasudestada.com/wool-skirts/ This might have been an interesting event to attend! I just heard about it last night. Also, a "shop" link for some egregiously overpriced wool skirts, I suspect the main purpose of the exhibition LOL. I think if...

Now I can't unsee this image - https://i.pinimg.com/736x/75/f3/71/75f3 ... 64bb15.jpg

Would make for a cool skirt - each tier would have a screen printed label - and each tier would be a different shade of tulle or organza.

I have a slightly more positive outlook. Not so much that one celebrity will turn the tides, or that an influencer's power will change people's opinions. What I hope comes from these sorts of things are discussions. Maybe conversations that happen at the dinner table. The cynic in me says those will...

https://www.newsweek.com/entertainment/ ... w-11405225

Here’s hoping these rumors are true!

I find it hilarious how pessimistic most of us are (myself included). Regardless of that, don’t people here think these types of changes are the small steps that will normalize MIS? I get that the cynical take is that this is being done for “virtue signaling”, but it is a very visible change - and i...

I have mixed feelings about these discussions. I think it's helpful to reflect on what has come before us (historical clothing), how men/women differ generally (but not at an individual level), and what the current trend for proportions are and how to achieve them. However, I have a lot of trouble w...

Note one thing in particular, those illustrations show women of a certain status. No low income working class females, more like starlets and avant-garde socialites. Like the medieval simptuary laws, one for the rich , another for the poor. How times may not have changed. Steve. The article mention...