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When does a dress code become sexist?
Last month a new high-end sushi restaurant in Surrey came under scrutiny for publishing a dress code that asked women to wear 鈥榮exy black ankle-strap heels with a form-fitting top鈥� or 鈥榖odycon dresses鈥�.
The restaurant has since apologised and changed the 鈥榮exist鈥� uniform requests.
麻豆社 Radio 4鈥檚 Woman鈥檚 Hour presenter Jessica Creighton spoke to Anna Sebastian, a Hospitality Consultant, and Claire Curzon, the Managing Director of Brighter Directions, a marketing and communications agency, about how attitudes towards women and dress codes have changed.
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