Dress code? Do you think dress codes objectify women?

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My high school had a dress code that was the girls could wear skirts and shorts but they had to come no higher then their finger tips and girls could wear tanks but they had to have wide straps, no spaghetti straps. Boys shorts could no come no lower then their hip bone and no underwear could be shown. They also had to keep their shirts on during school even in PE. Now most of the kids did not follow the rules so the school issued a school wide dress code of solid color, collared, button up shirts and kaki pants. The shirts had to be buttoned up to the last button, tucked into your pants and you had to wear a black or brown belt. Also the school gave out the uniforms so everyone got the same brand and they made sure the pants and shirts fit right. I changed some attitudes that's for sure.

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Dress codes have nothing to do with inequality between men and women and don't have anything to do with degrading women. This makes no sense at all.

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I have nothing against dress codes, depending on the type of business you're in or working for a certain type of attire is required. A stripper isn't going to get on stage in a 3 piece suit, and a bank manager isn't going to show up to work in a thong, be it man or woman. You're to dress accordingly in any situation. As for school dress codes I've never had one, but I think it would make all the kids feel less intimidated to fit in by not having to stay up to date with the latest fashions. It may also be a money saver to the parents as well.

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Honestly I've been to bars where all the girls boobs are hanging out, but men get kicked out if they show their shoulder. It's ridiculous. I've heard stories on the news of women who put up a fuss bc they were showing their vaginas in public and people took pictures... There is an acceptable way to go out in public, bc nobody wants to see your junk. Respect people around you

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I don't understand how a dress code could possibly objectify women. Why do you think this is the case?

Dress code? Do you think dress codes objectify women?

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