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Regardless of what she said, isn't it incredibly inappropriate to comment on anyone's body, especially in a sexualised manner, in the workplace? There is a massive difference between "you look nice today" and "that dress shows off your body". I'm not even gonna get into the whole...

Literally, pulled from the article. Sophie says: "I find a lot of men that will talk to me have trouble knowing where the line is drawn. When it's harassment and a compliment, or flirting. "The street isn't the right place. There are bars, dating apps and so many other ways to flirt and court...

None of it is acceptable. Speaking to strangers, often aggressively, to purposefully make them feel uncomfortable is crappy behaviour full stop.