Ever see one of those girls wearing a shirt cut down to her navel? Of course, we all have! But have you ever seen a girl sporting the look in grocery store, a church pew, a family reunion or the office?
When it comes to showing some skin, I think it can be incredibly sexy... WHEN APPROPRIATE.
In a corporate setting, a children's event, or when you're meeting your guy's parents, avoid the cleavage, and cover it up. Being conservative can go a long way in those situations.
However, if your sweetheart is taking you for a romantic Valentine's Day dinner, take the plunge, and go for the deep V-neck halter. In a club setting, a little cleavage is also acceptable.
So my rule of thumb: the amount of cleavage should be directly proportional to how professional the setting.
All of this came
about because someone saw a picture of me from Valentines night on Facebook and freaked out because I was wearing a low cut shirt! (see pic on left) I dress very conservative at work, so I understand this person is used to seeing me all buttoned up... but if there's one day of the year when sexy is appropriate, it is Valentine's Day.
I think there is a complete double standard. Celebrities expose (and often over-expose) all of the time, and no one even makes mention of it. I show what I believe was "classy cleavage" on the sexiest night of the year and get raked over the coals.
pictures courtesy of www.glamour.com and www.theinsider.com
When it comes to showing some skin, I think it can be incredibly sexy... WHEN APPROPRIATE.
In a corporate setting, a children's event, or when you're meeting your guy's parents, avoid the cleavage, and cover it up. Being conservative can go a long way in those situations.
However, if your sweetheart is taking you for a romantic Valentine's Day dinner, take the plunge, and go for the deep V-neck halter. In a club setting, a little cleavage is also acceptable.
So my rule of thumb: the amount of cleavage should be directly proportional to how professional the setting.
All of this came
about because someone saw a picture of me from Valentines night on Facebook and freaked out because I was wearing a low cut shirt! (see pic on left) I dress very conservative at work, so I understand this person is used to seeing me all buttoned up... but if there's one day of the year when sexy is appropriate, it is Valentine's Day.
I think there is a complete double standard. Celebrities expose (and often over-expose) all of the time, and no one even makes mention of it. I show what I believe was "classy cleavage" on the sexiest night of the year and get raked over the coals.
pictures courtesy of www.glamour.com and www.theinsider.com
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