I wouldn't even put the bins out in my dressing gown and slippers and if my MP turned up in the H of C wearing his pjs, dressing gown and slippers I would assume he was doing it for charity.
I do believe in having a dress code for work albeit not a strict one unless the type of work dictates that.
However, there have been plenty of threads about the attire of people in the public eye and one or two asking our opinions on dress code for the office recently.
As far as I can tell, it's not just women who have been the targets, nor has it been all women doing the targeting and moreover not one party in particular targeted more.
Tracy Brabin happened to be caught o the hop (sorry, I know she has a broken ankle but I hopped when I broke mine) and she has raised money for the most appropriate charity which shows she has a sense of humour and taken it in good part.
Why can't we agree to disagree?