AN OFFICE worker bragged online about her wardrobe full of edgy outfits.
Even though she’s a “corporate baddie,” she isn’t breaking any rules, so her colleagues have no choice but to enjoy the view.
On social media, Christine (@christine.elizabeth) calls herself the “finance baddie” and shares snapshots from her luxurious life.
She went through a rapid-fire montage of corporate outfits in a video that left her viewers stunned and impressed.
As her outfits flashed across the screen, so did a caption that repurposed Jay-Z’s song 99 Problems.
“If you’re having corporate fit problems, I feel bad for you, son,” Christine wrote. “I’ve got 99 problems but a corporate fit ain’t one.”
Her wide range of outfits included hip-hugging pants, knee-grazing dresses, fitted tops, and one very sultry black leather pencil skirt.
While Christine used the hashtags “corporate life” and “corporate baddie fit check,” some women said the outfits wouldn’t fly in their offices.
“Bro, I would get dress coded,” one insisted. Others wished they had more opportunities to dress up.
“Teach me,” a woman begged. “Struggling as majority work-from-home corporate.”
“It’s definitely fun dressing up when you can,” Christine wrote back. “So nice you mostly work from home though!”
“All of the outfits are perfect,” said one admirer. A college student expressed excitement about joining the workforce.
“I can’t wait to graduate so I can dress like this every day instead of for interviews,” she wrote.
“I just got an office job and I can’t wait,” another woman said.
“Congrats!” Christine cheered. “Time to slay.”
