Is it inappropriate to not wear a bra to work?

I've started to embrace letting my girls roam free and I'm wondering if this is inappropriate for the workplace. I'm only a 32A and I don't wear anything see-through or boob-a-licious to work so I'm wondering if it's an issue. They say nothing about undergarments in the dress code so I'm guessing it's ok. Any feedback?
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If you are a lady wear some upper body underwear.
If you work in an environment where flip flops and shorts are okay, then it's not as bad but you will get oogled at by the boys.
Even if your small up top not wearing a bra will make them droop sooner. Wearing support will keep them firm and perky as long as possible.
I agree.
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It's eight hours a day, you can go bra-less the other 16.
Essentially, if no one can tell then its fine. If people are ever thinking "she doesn't wear a bra" it's inappropriate for work.
That pretty much goes for all work attire questions I'd say. Wanna know if something's too short, low cut, etc? Just envision other people imagination describing your outfit...if you can see them mentioning it, it's inappropriate.
Note: this test has NOTHING to do with your actual coworkers, and how inappropriate they may be themselves. You should be thinking of imaginary, reasonable coworkers from a cross section of jobs.
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I like the suggestion of a tank with the built in bra.
I could NEVER go braless at work, but I'm not an A cup
Well you gotta have something to "strip"
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Example: "is this to 'short, tight, or revealing' to wear to work?" Then you should probably just not wear it.
Its your job so you know how your expected to look. I wear scrubs to work so you think that would be easy, but I've seen girls given baggy OR scrubs to wear if their tops were too tight or too low cut. You don't want to risk being singled out or "counseled" about your lack of underwear. Why would you do anything to put yourself in a negative light and how does that look when you might be getting evals, raises, or promotions?
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(Gosh, plenty of women on this board have stated they don't wear panties...and no one seemed to care. How is a bra on a woman w/ A cup sized breasts more of a requirement than drawers?! LOL And I once posted here about toothless ppl in the workplace not wearing their dentures and women w/ excessive facial hair not removing it...and the majority opinion was that these grooming habits need not be forced.)
Proffesionalism and customer service barely exists anymore.
I definitely wouldn't put not removing facial hair or wearing a bra in the same category as not practicing oral hygiene or wearing deoderant. There is no hygiene-related reason for the first two. Especially facial hair.
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I agree.
You listed going braless and facial hair grooming alongside practicing oral hygiene and wearing deoderant. It seems that you *were* putting all of those things in the same category, maybe under a "professional presentation" umbrella.
CG, clarify with Aveda Brilliant Shampoo when needed
Dense, medium-fine strands, lowish porosity. Avoiding glycerin outside the shower.
Cowash:Suave Coconut Conditioner.
Leave in: YtCucumbers and EVOO
Styling Products: Flaxseed gel, Phillip B Soft Hold Gel, KMF Upper Management Gel
DC: Doctored GVP or Suave conditioner
Cleanser: Bentonite clay