Too sexy for the job?

As the sun's warmth encourages everyone to break out lighter clothing, corporate workers should be careful not to heat up the office libido by choosing apparel that bares more skin than necessary.

Business etiquette expert Barbara Pachter, author of the "NewRules@Work: 79 Etiquette Tips, Tools, and Techniques to Get Ahead and Stay Ahead" says the weather often gets blamed, but that the real culprits include inappropriate television role models, fashion designers and a lack of self-awareness. Here's a look at the styles Pachter deplores and her rules for avoiding these fashion faux pas.
Newsday

July 9, 2008

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<u><b>Men's Chest Hair</b></u><br>
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Exposing excess chest hair went out of style with polyester leisure suits. Men, you may want to button your shirt an extra button before your clients begin expecting you to ask if they have a fever...a "Saturday night fever."
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Men's Chest Hair

Exposing excess chest hair went out of style with polyester leisure suits. Men, you may want to button your shirt an extra button before your clients begin expecting you to ask if they have a fever...a "Saturday night fever." (Associated Press / June 20, 2008)

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