We do it all the time, sometimes without even meaning to - judging each other based on how we're dressed. We know on a logical level that it's plain silly to think a woman is a prude because she's wearing flats, or a prostitute because she's wearing a low-cut top, but these three images, created by artist Theresa Wlokka (and students at the Miami Ad School in Germany), drive that point home.

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1. Your Shirt

Your Shirt Yes, wearing a turtleneck doesn't make you a prude, any more than leaving a few buttons undone makes you a slut. And where does a girl find that halfway-between-bore-and-tease top? Please.

2. Your Skirt

Your Skirt It's just as ridiculous to measure the worth of a woman against the length of her skirt. If she's wearing a short skirt, maybe she's warm? Maybe she likes her legs? Who are we to judge?

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Your Skirt It's just as ridiculous to measure the worth of a woman against the length of her skirt. If she's wearing a short skirt, maybe she's warm? Maybe she likes her legs? Who are we to judge? Perhaps, she's *expressing herself*, feeling confident, or embracing her *sense of style*. **Clothing choices** should not dictate a woman's value or merit. Society needs to move past archaic *judgments* and recognize that a woman's autonomy in her fashion doesn't equate to a moral or ethical statement. Everyone deserves respect.

3. Your Heels

Your Heels Every time I see a woman in high heels, I'm sorely tempted to ask her to teach me how to walk in them without wobbling - I'm certainly not judging her character.

I have a serious love/hate feeling toward these images, but I suppose that's the point, right? How do you feel about these photos? Have you ever been judged on what you were wearing?

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I just wear what I want ...

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M4nd4, covering up does not equal self respect, and not covering up doesn't mean not respecting yourself. This is a movement about respecting ourselves, a movement about wearing what we want without being categorized as a "prude" or a "slut". The point isn't to push people to show off skin nor is it to cover it all up. It's saying wear what you like and don't avoid it because people will automatically assume you're a slut. It's just article about stopping slut shaming and ending the sexualization of the female body.

Honestly, I believe in women rights and all, but I never find any men wearing pants that barely cover their butt. Women are obviously the gender that wear less clothes. In summer, girls are wearing shorts and short sleeve shirts while guys wear more clothing and cover to the knees.

You need to respect and love yourself. Wearing less clothing and showing more skin is doing the opposite, sorry. It's not my place to judge their character, but I will say it's completely depressing to see how much is being "accepted" by the mass nowadays. Let's start a movement about respecting our bodies eh? :)

Seriously?

Insightful!

I wear what I like to wear and I know that there's times I need to cover up more than some times and I do. I dress the way I feel comfortable and happy. If nobody likes the way I dress who cares. I'm not changing

Frankly, I wear what I feel like and don't care what other people think - I wear things for me, not for others pleasure :P

I used to wear fairly high heels but now had a foot op and have bunions and hammer toes. I used to love wearing knee length skirts but now have varicose veins so now wear pants or maxis. Never worn low necks as no cleavage etc and bony neck. Does all that ,ale me dull and prudish ? Not on your life ! Had a laugh as all of us do tend to judge and condemn at times don't we ?