Bank Worker Sacked For Being Too Sexy

[Karina1974]

Have you seen the latest picture of her, leaving court? She wearing a skirt that is so wrinkled in the front (due to it being so tight) that it looks like she slept in it.

Where I work we have a dress code and it specifically mentions items of clothing that may be deemed offensive by others. She did not dress in appropriate business attire and was released. She is making a big deal out of it for the same reason that she dressed inappropriately for work, attention.

[milanessa]

Have you seen the latest picture of her, leaving court?

No. Do you have a link?

[Karina1974]

No. Do you have a link?

It was in a NY Daily News article.

http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/..._2citi29m.html

[Anita18]

Have you seen the latest picture of her, leaving court? She wearing a skirt that is so wrinkled in the front (due to it being so tight) that it looks like she slept in it.

To me, it just looks wrinkled. It isn't Monica-Bellucci-in-Matrix-Revolutions tight.

The waist looks super-tight though.

[IceAlisa]

Have you seen the latest picture of her, leaving court? She wearing a skirt that is so wrinkled in the front (due to it being so tight) that it looks like she slept in it.

Perhaps it's the material (linen?) that is prone to wrinkling rather than the fit. The fit looks fine to me.

[overedge]

Does Gloria Allred hand out onions or something to all her clients? Because they all manage to cry at their press conferences.

[Gazpacho]

Perhaps it's the material (linen?) that is prone to wrinkling rather than the fit. The fit looks fine to me.

Yeah, it doesn't look like "wrinkled because I pulled it out of the dryer and dumped it in a pile" wrinkles because they're wrinkled in a patterned way. I have clothes that can get wrinkled from sitting in one position for a long time, especially if it's hot, but she was in a courtroom where I imagine there's air conditioning.

Does Gloria Allred hand out onions or something to all her clients? Because they all manage to cry at their press conferences.

maybe she makes all her potential clients audition for the role.

[alchemy void]

How can you take a woman named "Debrahlee" seriously? Regardless of her slutty interpretation of the dress code

[Prancer]

It was in a NY Daily News article.

http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/..._2citi29m.html

Is she planning to sue them for sexual harrassment for sentences like this: The luscious Latina wants the state human rights division to investigate her claim she was sacked because of her brickhouse bod.?

[Karina1974]

Is she planning to sue them for sexual harrassment for sentences like this: The luscious Latina wants the state human rights division to investigate her claim she was sacked because of her brickhouse bod.?

Who knows. She is a walking contradiction who is too dumb to realize you can't throw bouquets to both sides. You can't walk around in skin-tight outfits, especially on the job, and then cry "sexual harassment" when people (and I only see male customers being quoted in the articles I've read -- where are the co-workers who allegedly complained?) take notice. And then she has the nerve to call her situation a "human rights issue?"

I stole this from the comments section on Huff. Post -

The saga of Debralee Lorenzana suing Citibank for "discrimination" reminds me of the story of a flat chested woman who goes to the plastic surgeon after new breasts. He asks, "and how big would you like them?" She replies, "big enough that men stare at them and I get to slap their face for treating me like an object."

Brilliant.