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Appreciate it! I hope one day I can wear my favorite dress and attend a conference without worrying about the ugly looks.
This is me giving a talk to thousands in my favorite red dress. Wear what you feel most comfortable in. The naysayers will gaslight you no matter what.pic.twitter.com/6kqaIOQncB
U look so beautiful! There are a few women in STEM and so many of them had to climb the ladder by following the "rules" that the misogyny is a part of them.
Glad you are challenging the status quo. Women engineers must not conform to this idea of professionalism where one shouldn't look attractive to be considered good at work. This is a trap laid out for women engineers. Don't fall into that trap.
You look so gorgeous!
Being judged on my appearance was the last thing that crossed my mind when I decided to go into science. I really don’t care how people dress/look because I know that makes no impact on their ability.
Me, too. And science is actually not bad. If your science is good, you will succeed. I try to dress such that the attention is on my science, not on my appearance, that’s all.
I think I've seen you give a talk in this dress before! Love it!! It's given me confidence too. =)
Agreed - I think I saw @AnimaAnandkumar wear it (or something equally badass) at NeurIPS and it inspired me to stop dressing to be unnoticeable at conferences.
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good for u!
