On the same note, Lien says seating should consider the kind of clothing women wear on a night out. (Who really likes climbing onto a high bar stool in a dress and heels?) In their designs, they tend not to put bar stools next to dining seats. "When we design, we're really conscious of the condition of someone sitting in a chair in a nice dress or in a shirt that may have their back exposed. We find women also feel a lot more comfortable in chairs that don't have open backs on them."