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Kim Kardashian may be a fashionista, but she likes to keep things very simple at work! Could YOU work like this??

What it’s like to work for a mogul. Kim Kardashian revealed that her employees actually wear uniforms — and she provides them with a guide on how to choose their looks.

. “Office wear” videos have also racked up over 58.5 million views on TikTok, where influencers focused on workplace attire like and have hundreds of thousands of followers devouring their outfit ideas and tote reviews.Understanding office dress codes has become a particular concern for Gen Z employees, many of whom are entering the workforce for the first time.

in sartorial solidarity with . Four years later, the move was replicated (though less ubiquitously) with . Like democracy, is inextricably tied to capitalism.

BBC Breakfast viewers questioned if there is a presenter dress code on Sunday morning when one anchor appeared to be wearing "jeans".Headed up by Rachel Burden and Victoria Fritz, the two TV and news presenters were at the helm.Many viewers were overjoyed at the "ladies show" with some even taking to Twitter to gush over the "girl power" that the show exuded.READ NEXT: BBC's Naga Munchetty issues warning to Charlie Stayt as he leaves the studioRachel donned a dark floral fitted midi skirt with a forest green silk blouse with her blonde locks down and tousled.Victoria looked equally as chic and wore a black cold shoulder top with slim-fitting trousers - although some people thought they looked like jeans.Viewers of the beloved breakfast show were quick to take to Twitter to gush over the two hosts, although some questioned their attire.One viewer admitted they felt "distracted" when they penned: "#bbcbreakfast Distracted by presenter clothing.

Finally reunited. The late Queen Elizabeth II will be interred alongside her husband, Prince Philip, after her funeral on Monday, September 19, but their respective ceremonies couldn’t have been more different.

Queen Elizabeth II will be remembered by her family, friends and the country during her state funeral on 19 September, with thousands lining the streets to pay their respects. While the country is in a national period of mourning, members of the family are expected to follow strict royal protocol when it comes to their clothing, especially during the funeral.

Buckingham Palace released the dress code for Queen Elizabeth‘s funeral and the events leading up to the event.

job.Ariel Ganja (not her real name) said sex workers must adhere to well-defined fashion boundaries.The American courtesan at the Chicken Ranch brothel, who has been there since 2019, wants to change the stereotypes on what women wear in brothels. READ MORE: Sex worker reveals why she posted job on LinkedIn after 'empowering message' Now speaking to Daily Star, Ariel said the brothel, which is near Las Vegas, US, has many rules on these things.She said: "Many tourists visiting the brothel believe that sex workers can wear whatever sexy clothes we want."However, just like many other legitimate businesses, my workplace has rules outlining what apparel is appropriate."Ariel said when a customer enters the brothel, all sex workers line up and introduce themselves one-by-one.Then the punter can choose which female he'd like to speak in private with.She added: "I think that a lot of our fashion limitations are designed to keep the workplace classy."We want to ensure that no woman gains an unfair advantage by presenting unnecessary nudity in a lineup."The sex worker said women can wear lingerie if thong is at least two inches wide, and when she does she must cover with a robe.Additionally, if a lady's bra and panty set lace is see-through, they must wear nipple covers and a second pair of panties.Ariel said this is because the workers aren't allowed to show their nipples or private areas in the line-up.As for footwear, high heels are mandatory.She explained: "Heels are part of our uniform and we are always required to wear them while customers are present."In the hallways, girls leave their heels near the lineup area, where they switch out their flats for the heels when a customer arrives."The women are then allowed to change

Love Island OG Hannah Elizabeth has shared her wild tales of her life as a Playboy bunny in an exclusive chat with the Daily Star.During a Facebook Live chat with our Showbiz reporter, Hannah revealed the parties at the Playboy mansion were like "nothing you've ever seen before.""The effort that went into them, they were so over the top, you've never seen anything like it," she explained.READ MORE: Love Island's Hannah Elizabeth claims bosses misled them over sex scenesKnown for their outrageous dress codes, Hannah confirmed the Playboy parties had a minimal expectations when it came to what attendees should wear."The dress code is lingerie or less so there's naked people walking around," she laughed before adding: "Its crazy over there!"Hannah became a Playboy model after submitting her glamour snaps to the magazine, having started modelling at the age of 18.When Hannah was accepted as a bunny, she was invited to the mansion to be one of Hugh Heffner's "painted ladies.""I was obsessed with Playboy. I got invited to go to the mansion, I'd go over there for the summer.

On one of the hottest days of the year so far, Prince Charles was joined by Camilla as they took a trip to Cornwall where the weather was in the high 30s. During the outing Camilla , 75, was spotted carrying a luxurious parasol while Prince Charles , 73, sported a grey suit, shirt and tie and later donned a pair of sunglasses as the heat was rising.

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Wimbledon has become as renown for the fashion off the court as what happens on centre court. And yesterday proved that waistcoats are the current fashion must have. Style icon Alexa Chung clearly got the memo in her all-white Ralph Lauren Collection ensemble.

Today marks Sophie Wessex and her husband Prince Edward 's 23rd wedding anniversary.

Helen Skelton broke the official Ascot dress code as she let her hair down at the races.The former Blue Peter presenter, 38, attended the Ladies Day festivities at the Berkshire race course on Thursday alongside a number of other female celebrities including This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby, Loose Women's Ruth Langsford and I'm a Celeb winner Georgia Toffolo.Helen attended the event in a hot pink halter neck jumpsuit.The recently separated star sizzled in the one-piece garment which she paired with a black satchel purse and a large white hat adorned with flowers.Helen shared a picture of the fabulous ensemble to Instagram on Friday (June 17) alongside the caption: "Day for it, thanks for having us."While she looked stunning in her jumpsuit, Helen did forego the official Ladies Day dress code by wearing a halter neck strap.A style guide published on the official Ascot website reads: "Ladies are kindly reminded that formal daywear is a requirement in the Royal Enclosure, defined as follows:"Dresses and skirts should be of modest length defined as falling just above the knee or longer."Dresses and tops should have straps of one inch or greater. Strapless, off the shoulder, halter neck and spaghetti straps are not permitted."Also at risk of breaking the fashion rules was Lady Victoria Hervey.The socialite, 45, attended the event in a sheer top though "sheer straps and sleeves" are also not permitted at the event.

Helen Skelton went all-out for this year’s Royal Ascot – even breaking the rules along the way.The popular presenter, who recently split from husband Richie Myler, let her hair down at the lavish annual event with an absolutely stunning look.The Royal Ascot attendees are known for their glamorous looks, but Helen took it one step further, in bright pink dazzling jumpsuit.In photographs taken on the day, the mum-of-one looked dazzling in the halterneck jumpsuit, showing off her figure with a keyhole cut-out up top.She matched the bright pink affair with a wide-brimmed hat that helped keep the sizzling sunshine off her face, topped with colourful flowers.As glamorous as Helen looked, there may have been a few people that weren’t too impressed with the outfit, as it broke the dress code for the annual races.The star took to Instagram where she told fans she was in the Royal Enclosure at the races, which enforces a strict dress code that bans strapless, off the shoulder, spaghetti straps or halter necks.Thanks to her eye-catching halter-neck, Helen’s outfit broke the Royal Enclosure’s rules, which also demands that women wear a hat or headpiece with a solid base of at least four inches.As reported by the Daily Mail, this year’s Royal Ascot attendees were encouraged to push the fashion boundaries at this year’s event, with the Style Guide hinting at a less strict approach.However, formality is still mandatory in the Royal Enclosure.Helen isn’t the only one who enjoyed time out at the races this year, with former This Morning host Eamon Holmes going all-out with a grey top hat, yellow tie and pinstripe suit trousers.Georgia Toffolo, meanwhile, dazzled in gold-leaf super vintage dress, with a cit-out in the shape of an upside

Manori Ravindran International EditorKelvin Redvers, the Indigenous Canadian producer who fought the Cannes Film Festival dress code that prevented him from wearing moccasins on its red carpet, is launching a production company, Variety can reveal.Redvers’ new outfit is called Indigifilm, and will focus on developing and producing scripted and unscripted projects in collaboration with international and Canadian creatives.IndigiFilm has already completed filming on its first feature, “Cold Road,” in partnership with Bell Media’s streaming platform Crave. The thriller was written and directed by Redvers — who is part of the Deninu Kųę́ First Nation of the Northwest Territories — and revolves around an Indigenous woman’s harrowing road trip to be with her dying mother in a remote northern First Nation.

BAFTA TV Awards are fast approaching with the prestigious ceremony one of the most talked-about nights in showbiz.The event itself isn't the only aspect of the night that gets attendees in the mood for a Hollywood style shindig, the afterparty is also something spectacular in its own right.But getting yourself invited has its very own obstacles you need to overcome if you're planning on being part of the evening.Then you also have to look the part with a strict dress code that needs to be adhered to if you're walking the red carpet in London.Here we take a look inside all the intricate details of what makes the BAFTA TV Awards so special.Stars at this year's bash have reportedly been warned to shy away from wearing anything deemed too 'controversial' due to the current state of world affairs.The night will see some of the biggest names in showbiz gather at London's Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, May 8. However, organisers want to stay respectful to the current war in Ukraine after Russia invaded the country.

tattoos or wearing designer clothing. The exclusive eatery claimed that the rule was to stop people from “intimidating” other diners.

Royal Family's official YouTube channel shared a video with Lucy Hume, Head of Content at Debrett’s, who had all the answers about the strict rules to follow when meeting the royals. The fashion etiquette expert broke down the different dress codes that could be enforced, starting with the most formal, which would be expected at state banquets and royal events. She said: “You would be looking at a dress code like white tie, which is similar to black tie that we’d see on the red carpet but the bowtie is white and it has a wing collar for men, and for that dress code women would be expected usually to wear a long formal evening gown.

A sushi restaurant has apologised for publishing an 'inappropriate and offensive' dress code on its website that asked women to wear 'sexy' heels and bodycon dresses.