BOC-Proffesional Woman's Swimsuit

In today’s market it’s hard to find a job, so when you have one you want to keep it. Your put in a dilemma when summer rolls around and your boss is throwing a “beach Party.” You don’t want to not go, but you know you have too. So the dilemma is what to wear? Some advice, don’t dress like your going to the Hard Rock pool in Las Vegas, but don’t dress in your everyday work wear. Finding a middle ground is how you’re going to, “rise to the top.” As a woman looking classy is going to be key. Wearing a cute sundress, baby doll dress, or maxi dress is your wardrobe is going to successes over anyone else. This is a classy, yet summer look with out trotting around in your swimsuit. Nice convertible flat and bold accessories is how you are going to take your ordinary dress and make it a nice fashion statement that makes you stand out from the rest. The debate arises if you should even wear a swimsuit at all? This debate can go either way, if you decide to wear one it needs to be a one piece or a tankini. I would advice to skip the whole swimsuit in general because you are not going to go further than ankle deep in the water. Wearing a nice floral, or bold print is perfect for any spring/ summer occasion. You can take any of those prints from day to night! Here are some examples of the perfect, “appropriate” out fit to wear to any professional setting.

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 Slip, Slop, Slap!

“Slip, Slop, Slap!
It sounds like a breeze when you say it like that
Slip, Slop, Slap!
In the sun we always say "Slip Slop Slap!"
Slip, Slop, Slap!
Slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen and slap on a hat,
Slip, Slop, Slap!
You can stop skin cancer - say: "Slip, Slop, Slap!"

“CanserCouncil”

Slip! Slop Slap; was created in 1980 by the Cancer Council of Australia. This quickly became one of Australia, most successful healthcare (warning) ad’s in advertisement history.  Know one knew in the 80’s that this simple idea would make such a huge impact on society.  The phrase slip! Slap slop! became known as the Sun Smart Program  phrase within the Cancer Council of Australia. 

The sun Smart Program was created to help minis skin cancer in Victoria. This organizations main goal is to reduce skin cancer in young people. When you learn good skin habits early on in life the battle is easier fought.  “They also want to teach the benefits between UV radiation and exposer to Vitamin D.”( SunSmart.com)

            “Slip! Slop Slap!”,  consist of a singing seagull reminding every sun athusist to protect themselves and wear sunscreen. “The campaign is widely credited as playing a key role in the dramatic shift in sun protection attitudes and behavior over the past two decades.”(Cancer.org) This advertisement also teaches the proper clothing takes a key role in sun protection.  But what is proper clothing considered to be sun smart? A broad- rimmed hat, light-colored,  and loose fitting garments are considered to be proper sun protection. “Today some manufacturers of recreational clothing offer garments made of treated fabrics, which can triple the blocking capacity. “ (manfredkaiser.com)

            When is comes to a simple idea, you never know what affects in might have on society.  With this advertising campaign to reduce the risk of skin cancer, was a national success with the younger generation.  So when you head out for a sun in the sun day, don’t forget to Slip! Slop Slap!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzYHwzSE1VY 

 Work Cited

http://www.sunsmart.com.au/about_us

http://www.cancer.org.au/cancersmartlifestyle/SunSmart/Campaignsandevents/SlipSlopSlapSeekSlide.htm

http://www.manfredkaiser.com/sun_smart.html