Gen Z embraces casual office wear as TikTok trends spark backlash from employers

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Young employees, particularly Gen Z, are adopting more casual office attire, influenced by TikTok trends like "office siren" and "corpcore." This shift has led to some facing backlash from employers for outfits deemed inappropriate. A Gallup survey shows that 41% of American workers wear business-casual clothes, while 31% opt for streetwear. Many brands are responding by offering clothing that aligns with these relaxed styles, reflecting a broader trend towards comfort in the workplace. However, some young workers are encountering issues with their fashion choices. Instances of employees getting reprimanded for outfits that do not meet workplace standards have been reported, highlighting a divide between personal expression and professional expectations.


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