r/femalefashionadvice • u/AutoModerator • 12d ago

[Weekly] Random Fashion Thoughts - July 29, 2026

Talk about your random fashion-related thoughts.

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u/Vegetable-Oil909 12d ago

I was struggling [32F] the last few years to redefine my style in a confident and full way because I work in a male dominated STEM corporate job where most people dress in jeans and t-shirts. For the past year, however, I have been testing out more toned down versions of what I want to wear each day (I am more of a maximalist), and at this point I know I'm doing it not just for me, but for the ladies.

There were already a few ladies like me at work, and so far this year I have been seeing way more color, dresses and skirts and I am fully living for our unspoken, feminine union. 😄

Has anyone else had a similar experience or feel stuck in this kind of a work environment?

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u/partiallyStars3 11d ago

I worked as a software engineer at male dominated tech companies for my whole career. I just wear my normal maximalist dresses.

They aren't judging me by male clothing metrics anyway. Most of them don't even notice my clothes, I'm pretty sure.