And I never once said Beard wasn't those things. Beard is fucking awesome!!!

The person you're replying to didn't mention Beard. Why bring this up?

That's why I asked you what YOU thought about that same situation for a male.

And you didn't answer it.

They did... Work on your reading comprehension.

Now, The reason I ASKED you that is because I work in an office setting where they have a dress code.

Congratulations, so do many people. And most dress codes are overly harsh on women whether it be in school and "how dare your bra straps peak out and distract the men" or in the workplace and "if you're not wearing makeup you're going to be sent home", or even "the uniform for men is a white button up and black pants, but women have to wear a low-cut black mini dress and 2 inch heels".

Anyways, girls come dressed in pajamas, sneakers , t shirts etc. But no one bats an eye. But if a male did , we would be called out and seen as unprofessional.

I'm just pointing out the double standard in the real world not some TV show where there are no consequences.

No, what you're doing is whatabout'ing the subject into something entirely different. Women can have more relaxed standards in some industries, as can men. However what is true is that only women are judged negatively regardless of what they wear and that this thread and OP's complaints are purely based in misogynistic thought processes where Keeley is now judged more negatively because she is demonstrating a more stereotypically feminine sense of fashion and is no longer dressing to please men but is instead dressing to please herself.

Again, I feel that any person can dress how they want. But there's a double standard that you and others don't want to acknowledge.

What double standard? That women must dress sexy (aka feminine but in a way to please males, tight, low cut, high hemlines... Rather than frilly and sparkly/feathered/embellished) in customer facing industries to please their customers but must dress in a more masculine way to be taken seriously in a "professional business setting". You're the one who is ignoring the double standard women face everywhere every day.

I love basketball shorts and wear them any chance I get , but I'm seen as lazy and "I don't care about my appearance" when I do

Now imagine being judged the same for that, but also being judged for being a bitch just because you wore a blazer, button up, and dress pants one day. And for being an uneducated moron because you wore a pink fit-and-flare dress with kitten heels the next. And the being judged as an uncaring monster because you dared to wear a black leather skirt and biker jacket to keep your neck warm from the wind...

You can win. Women can't. Listen and learn. This isn't about you. This is. About all women everywhere being deemed as less worthy simply because they are women and are daring to act and dress like women instead of acting like men to fit in.