dress code

Tokyo is encouraging its male workers to ditch their usual suit and tie for more casual attire as the country swelters through a heatwave. 

An Iranian women has been arrested by the authorities after she stripped to her underwear in protest of the country’s strict dress code.

This shift to having a more relaxed dress code in the workplace has a positive impact on our mental health, writes Heidi Dening.

While more relaxed clothing and even gender-neutral uniforms are being introduced, perceptions of women’s appearance still has a ways to go.

In Missouri, female lawmakers will now be required to wear a blazer or a cardigan in order to maintain ‘professionalism inside the chamber.’ 

Female tennis players at Wimbledon have historically been denied the freedom to wear anything other than whites. Is it time to change?

A Catholic girls’ school asked students to submit photos of their formal dresses for “approval” a week before the Year 12 formal.