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Lipsticks, High Heels Advised At Work
The lecture talked about the proper shoes, make up and jewellery at workplace and cautioned against certain accessories that could make the women look like a prostitute. It read: "Look professional, not fashionable; be careful with perfume; always wear a heel of some sort, maximum two inches; always wear some sort of makeup, even if it's just lipstick.
It added: "Shoes and skirt must be the same colour. No-nos include ankle chains,professional, but not the one you want to be associated with, white high heels; overstuffed handbags; an overload of rings, and double-pierced ears."
The session has attracted various critical responses, with some dubbing it as a waste of money at the times of recession. "What the Bank of England is doing is appalling. They are spending our money on these things. It is farcical." sadi Ruth Lea, economic advisor to the Arbuthnot Banking Group and former director of the Centre for Policy Studies.
"Not
only
will
eyebrows
be
raised
that
an
event
like
this
has
been
held
just
as
we
are
entering
recession,
but
it
sends
out
damaging
messages
to
women
working
at
the
Bank
of
England."
said
Katherine
Rake,
director
of
The
Fawcett
Society,
the
leading
women's
rights
group,
further
added.
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