Leading by example, or setting a trend!?

It’s been about 9 months or so since I started the job I’m in now. I’ve always dressed in a way I’d hope would be called “sexy professional” – heels, skirts, stockings, sexy business suits etc. Of course, the nature of my relationship and Master J’s control over my wardrobe means that yes, sometimes my skirts are a little short, my heels are a little high, or my tops a little low cut or revealing. But that’s in the minority; I don’t dress slutty every day by any means, but I do like to dress “sexy” everyday, even if just a touch of sexiness in an otherwise very professional looking outfit.

Anyway, there are 7 women in my office, including myself, all in their 20’s or 30’s. When I started in this job, only one other girl, other than myself, wore heels on a semi regular basis (perhaps half the time), and one other wore heels on occasion, maybe once every couple of weeks.

As time went by, heels became a bit more sighted in the office – a few more girls wearing them on a few more days than they normally would.

Then one day last month, when I’d arrived first in the office, I saw everybody else arrive. One girl came in with heels on, then another came in with heels on, then another two. And by the time everybody was in, I realised that all 7 girls in the office, including myself, were wearing heels. And not just wearing any heels – all were about 4 inches in height, and one girl’s were closer to 5 inches, as they were clearly the same height as my heels that day.

So it made me wonder – have I been leading by example, or been setting a heel wearing fashion trend within my office? Have others seen the confident boost of sexiness that heels can give within me and jumped on my bandwagon? Do they just get annoyed by the attention I sometimes get and want some for themselves? Or maybe, they just couldn’t take me always being the tallest female in the office despite not actually being the tallest female in the office! Lol.

Who knows – just a strange observation I had that made me wonder if maybe I was setting some sort of a trend in the office.

The office observations will continue – what can I convert them to next… any ideas?? :-) lol

Blogslut xx

PS: I was only being sarcastically arrogant in this e-mail. I’m not trying to take all the credit for the way everybody dresses. Although I would like to hope that my wearing of heels on a regular basis did offer some encouragement to others and make it seem more okay to be wearing them, or even just putting it out there that dressing and feeling your best isn’t a crime, and something you can do for yourself and doesn’t necessarily have to be for anybody else.