Pico Heights

forever in blue jeans diamond::She had it chopped off in different layers, dyed almost black, and streaked with neon blue streaks.
The other, a high school student with multiple body piercings and tattoos, sat up front in a crop top and hiphugger blue jeans that defied gravity.
Aside from full exposure of her navel, one notch less on her belt would have exposed the crack in her behind and her private areas.
This was intentional, as it gave good exposure to the snakelike writhing tattoos she has around her hips.
I was appalled at the appearance of both girls, but declined to openly criticize them due to the pecking order of their parents in the company.
I also have noticed similar casualness and outrageous attire when young women come for interviews.
They show up in blue jeans, tshirts, sneakers or sandals, impossibly short skirts and crop tops to apply for positions that in former days would have required a suit or a nicely tailored pair of trousers.
Gentle readerthey already know that.
If such is the case, miss manners would imagine the parents to be grateful for some tactful support.
It will not be easy, miss manners warns you.
The difference between professional and casual clothing is clear; the difference between one kind of casual and another is not.
You will have to explain it as one of the mysteries of the modern working world, as indeed it is.