Dev,

I tend to think that athletes and models probably face similar challenges in their careers. For both, it's very competitive. Making an actual living during and after an athletic or modelling career is difficult. Both rely on the cooperation of their bodies to perform. Both might be tempted by doping/drug use to gain an advantage. Both probably have a high incidence of eating disorders. Both can be exploited and mistreated. Parents and guardians beware!! I'm just guessing about these challenges because I don't have any personal knowledge about either career.

Edit: both professional athletes and models are representatives of companies. I think their opportunities to earn money might be similar and, in fact, merging together.

What I hear you say is that you want women in the office to businessy. And women at sport events to be sporty. And fashionable women need to limit themselves to Fashion Week and fashion magazines.

There might be an underlying principle that I like there! You would like an appropriate display of sexuality in the various spheres of public life. I agree. It's not good to have strippers causing a distraction in a classroom or courtroom. That's a glaring example of what would obviously be considered not appropriate.

Public opinion appears to agree with you that podium girls are not appropriate. But I'm not a prude like the rest you. So, I guess I can only agree to disagree. : )