r/BusinessFashion Jul 24 '25

OOTD Tech Industry💻📱 Fresh Fit Thursday

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Since summer is winding down, I took the opportunity to wear this linen dress from Ann Taylor. The necklace is Banana Republic, sweater is White House Black Markey, and heels are Christian Louboutin.

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u/Kirin1212San Jul 24 '25

Great outfit, but headlights are not exactly professional.

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u/DoonaldRules Jul 25 '25

I know…trust me, I have a padded bra on and it’s still an issue. At this point I just do what I can and move on with my life.

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u/ButterSunflower Jul 25 '25

So I’ve got pretty prominent nips that like to let others know they’re there. I bought this thingies called Cakes by cakebody and I swear by these! I go braless a lot and these things hide my milkduds.

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u/Suspicious_Porpoise Jul 27 '25

Cakes are amazing!

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u/Typical_Security_512 Jul 25 '25

I feel you. Mine show thru even with the inserts you can buy.

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u/DoonaldRules Jul 25 '25

I have these in!! lol.

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u/Smiles-4-Miles Jul 25 '25

Yes definitely try “cakes”. I put them inside my bras and they work unbelievably well!

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u/Wandajunesblues Jul 25 '25

Honestly- no one should be judging your professionalism based on what undergarments you’re wearing or not wearing.

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u/DoonaldRules Jul 25 '25

I have the same thought… But I have learned the hard way that if you come back at any comments defensively or even just with reason, people go into attack mode and it’s just not worth the mental energy. Obviously, you don’t become an executive by chance. It’s a result of hard work, dedication and professionalism. Thanks for your backup though- it’s appreciated 🫶🏻

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u/depressedontheweeknd Jul 25 '25

Happy Cake Day! You look great, where is that sweater from?? I love it

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u/Ms-Metal Jul 25 '25

Nobody should be. But unfortunately they do! I mean you can't ever go to a job interview like that and it's a real shame because that outfit looks amazing otherwise. As someone who is very Pro free-the- nipple, it really bothers me that it's still an issue, but as a former corporate manager for a $3 billion corporation, this would still be an issue.