That&#x27;s implying that law firms are more professional just because of a veneer of &#x27;professionalism&#x27; (whatever that means.) Law firms are notorious for sexism and classism. If anything that fake &#x27;professionalism&#x27; simply masks the true deviousness of the male-dominated law firm. &#x27;Professionalism&#x27; has nothing to do with clothes or Star Wars; it has everything to do with attitude. A graphic design firm has a far different version of professionalism than does a law firm, but that doesn&#x27;t make design any less professional. Professionalism doesn&#x27;t mean &#x27;generic.&#x27; Also, what&#x27;s sexist about Star Wars? That implication that girls don&#x27;t like Star Wars is itself sexist. By removing Star Wars from your desk, you&#x27;re actually being more sexist by suggesting that girls might find it offensive. A suit and tie have nothing to do with professionalism in general; it&#x27;s contextual. Software engineers aren&#x27;t going to the courtroom, just like lawyers aren&#x27;t playing in the NFL. That doesn&#x27;t make any of those professionals less professional. The IBM white shirt black tie uniform back in the day didn&#x27;t encourage more women to enter tech and it could be argued that those guys oozed professionalism. Is Mark Zuckerberg less professional because of his attire? Professionalism is an attitude, not a uniform or style of decoration. Professionalism is about maturity, fair mindedness and respect, not whether or not Chewbacca is in your desk.