She lost a job paying $200,000 over this

From bringing back ballet pumps to wearing football boots as a fashion statement, Gen Z continues to push the boundaries when it comes to style - but according to critics, their latest trend might just get them sacked.
The 'office siren' trend is popping up on social media from creators across the globe, with influencers telling others to don fitted blouses, tight pencil skirts, kitten heels, and rectangular glasses, to their corporate workplace.

Perhaps like Betty would have thought in the hit show, many have deemed office sirens unsuitable for corporate environments, as reinforced by the trend using 'siren' in its name, which refers to women in Greek mythology that lured men to their death using sexual charm.
The trend has attracted criticism online, and one person said: 'I frankly cannot believe that office siren has become a thing because who wants more attention in the workplace. Who are we dressing for girls?'

The office siren trend has boomed in popularity in recent times, with over 35 thousand people taking to TikTok to share their office-inspired outfits.
Many of the videos are accompanied by a narration from fashion content creator Erika Dwyer, who explained the trend rules.
'How to dress like an office siren,' she said: Erika went on to explain: 'First, start with a fitted blouse, turtleneck, or high neck tank.
'Next, a pencil skirt or low waisted trousers. For shoes, a pointed kitten heel. Put your hair either up and a little undone or down and sleek.
She concluded: 'And the most important part, a pair of rectangular glasses. Work bag is optional, and that's it.'
It's a look that several celebrities have also adopted. Supermodel Bella Hadid, 27, shared an Instagram post in full office siren attire, including the rectangular glasses and tight fitted blouse.

Dress code is part of being an adult. Human resource departments are now providing etiquette classes for table manners and dress.

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