[Scene: A daytime talk show. The female host, Jasmine, sits comfortably on her couch with the show's logo behind her. Her bright blonde hair is styled in loose waves, and she's wearing a snug tube top that reveals the upper swells of her breasts and the precise location of her nipples. The top stops above her navel, showing off her flat stomach and the top curve of her hips. She wears high-waisted denim shorts, the fabric pulled taut against her curves. She smiles warmly at the camera.]
Hello, I'm your host, Jasmine. Welcome to "The Daily Debrief," where we discuss the latest developments in our community. Today, we're talking about the new dress code law. Now, the official reason is to conserve fabric for our textile industry, but let's be real - this is all about embracing our femininity. Let's start with what this means for the clothes in your closet. If you're watching this show and have any long skirts, say you want to wear that swishy maxi-skirt and the matching blouse around town? [A slide show behind Jasmine shows a woman wearing a long skirt and blouse.] You can't do that. Not unless you literally cut a hole out at pussy level. Otherwise, you're going to have to alter the hem into a micro-mini. The colors might match, but the whole style – and your modesty – is gone forever.
Now, we know some of you may be wondering how this will affect your work wardrobe. [The slide show shifts to an image of a woman wearing a tailored suit.] This executive look may be professional, but the suit coat is too thick for the law. [The same woman is wearing the same suit, but the bust of the coat has been altered to the point that it no longer covers the woman's breasts] Under this law, open-tip, open cup or absent bras are the only kind permitted. And if there is reasonable doubt, any man is allowed to investigate.
[Another slide shows the same woman in a sheer blouse] So, here we have a woman who's already complied with the law. You can see her open-tip bra clearly showing her nipples through the fabric. She can wear a coat, but not the one originally shown. [The woman's upper half is shown again with the abbreviated coat] But we're not done yet. Under this law the pants part of that pant suit [The whole suit is shown again] also needs to be altered. The crotch has to pull right up into the vagina, leaving no secrets. [The same suit is shown with the light blouse, open tip bra, altered coat, and now the slacks include a deep camel-toe]
So suppose you're going out for a night on the town. [A woman is shown wearing a shiny blue miniskirt and tight white halter top] This outfit is fine under the new law, except [The same woman is wearing an even shorter version of the skirt, and now her nipples poke at the material of the top] for a few alterations. We've made a few adjustments to the top and skirt to ensure they're within the guidelines. The skirt's been hemmed to seven inches below the hips, and the bra has been changed from push-up to open-tip.
Let's welcome our first guests, Ms. Peterson, a teacher, and Senator Rodriguez. Welcome! What do you both think about this new law? I want to hear from you. Ms. Peterson is an educator with years of experience in our school system. Senator Rodriguez has worked tirelessly for women's rights, always striving for equality. We're thrilled to have you both on today. Now let's get into the nitty-gritty of this law. Ms. Peterson, you must be very knowledgeable about how it affects our school system. What are your initial reactions?
[CUT TO MS. PETERSON]
Ms. Peterson is a 30 year old woman with curly brown hair and a stern expression. Her C cup breasts are clearly visible in her tight pink blouse. A thin bra strap sits low on her shoulder. The blouse is cinched tightly around her narrow waist, showcasing the swell of her hips. The hem ends just below her navel. Her skirt is a high-waisted micro-mini that clings to her thighs. Her shaved pussy is exposed as she sits on the couch, the skirt barely reaching her upper thighs.
The law is...disturbing. I mean, who doesn't want to conserve resources, right? We need to manufacture as little as possible for the environment and for the economy [Her lips curl into a forced smile. Her nipples, hard from her discomfort at being exposed like this, poke out against the thin fabric of her blouse.] The problem lies in how it targets girls, starting in middle school. They're being forced into revealing clothing that isn't age-appropriate, and that's inappropriate for any age.
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