Ladies, are you really, truly that clueless about what’s appropriate to wear to the office or the courtroom? I mean, are you flashing way too much skin?

Personally, I haven’t detected a sexpot epidemic in the legal profession, but lately there’s been a bunch of articles about this issue. For example, Loyola Law School’s externship director issued this memo:

I really don’t need to mention that cleavage and stiletto heels are not appropriate office wear (outside of ridiculous lawyer TV shows), do I? Yet I’m getting complaints from supervisors.

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