Sometimes I feel sorry for Willy Geiss. They keep him hostage among all those crazy people and make him sit next to that stinky old man.

when it comes to women's fashion.

I mean, high heels, need I say more?

there are plenty of occasions where the sexes dress like this, not on tv. Like a fancy party, or church in the summer time. I think men's and women's thermostats must be set differently--thus explaining the battle over the thermostat at my house!

I'm always cold during the day and hot at night. Makes for some interesting times at my house...

And yet you wouldn't know that looking at clothing styles.

as a business account. That was back in the nineties when the News Sets were mostly sit down around a semi circle table. Talk about a cold warehouse type setting,the female anchors usually wore wore leggings or slacks under their dresses or a nice sport jacket all about staying warm. The Sports Guy always wore shorts and tennis shoes,shirt and tie with some really different Sport coats.

Now days,there is a Wardrobe of Clothing form local sponsors. As per my neighbor who works the Cameras at one of the local stations,they use electric heaters just off the edge of the Sets.

there was a camera shot of the Sports Guy at WCCO TV dressed similar with Sport Coat shirt tie and Shorts with flip flops.

In the good old days of the 20th Century, of "Dress for Success" women were wearing suits, skirt suits, mostly, but then shifted to slacks.

The idea was to appear professional. In the past 10 years, or so, women expose as much skin as... the producers demand?

Thighs, upper arms - whether trim or not, cleavage, off the shoulder dresses.

Honestly, I wonder how much "professional" they are and I certainly have no respect for them.

Yes, the suits were the "uniform." And as everyone will tell you, when you are dressed in a uniform you behave differently, you know that you also represent the unit.

Well, this may not be what you had in mind but..

...get tweets from me telling them that their voice is diminished by unprofessional appearance. Skimpy spaghetti strap top with deep cleavage is inappropriate. Men are wearing suits, ties. Dress for success.

The lighting fixtures they use on TV sets put out a lot of heat, and they use a lot of fixtures. But our culture demands that men wear a suit and tie to be taken seriously.

Fake snow on the ground, winter coats and green trees. I don't know how they stand it.

As oppressive as women can be expected to dress at times, men have it bad, too. It should be a law that we all just wear whatever makes us feel good.