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Do you have to be hot at work? Eight people on how looks influence their jobs
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Do you have to be hot at work? Eight people on how looks influence their jobs
Due to the rise of GLP-1s and cosmetic surgeries, professionals who weren’t usually subject to high beauty standards are facing new pressures
In 1975, John T Molly’s book Dress for Success became a national bestseller. It promised the American workforce “scientific” proof that certain clothes could “increase your income” and “boost your status”. It offered searing advice like: “Sweaters give out nothing but negative …
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