FASHIONABLE IN THE OFFICE
- FitPants must be fitted and free of visible panty lines. Skirts, especially styles that is right in pencil skirts, should be large enough to sit comfortably and not excessively tight. Clothes need to fit so be aware of the size and clothing within it
Jackets should be buttoned and blouses should not have gaps between buttonholes.
2. Traditional career colors include navy (trustworthy), gray (conservative) and black (chic & conservative) take care of red especially in sales, can be seen as aggressive and provocative especially by other women.
Most of these colors work well in trousers, skirts and shoes and you can mix black with softer light colorslike blue, lilac, pink and stone.
strong colors like pink and wild prints are more risky so be careful if you want to mix these in
3. Jewels that Jangles (hoop earrings and stacks of bangles that will indicate you are coming) are no, no. GO for minimal stud earrings jewelry, bracelets single and a nice watch.
4. handbags look unprofessional and sloppy. Instead choose structured styles that project an image organized and efficient with sharp lines.
With other accessories do not neglect them! Everything about you needs to project cleanliness and efficiency.
cured nails, run-free hose, clean polished shoes, hair style. Make sure that everything creates the right look in any detail.
I never watch to wear in the office are:
6. Sexy clothes – Avoid – See-through clothing, miniskirts, really high stilettos, designer labels and leather a lot.
7. Clothes should fit correctly and avoid: wrinkled clothing, too many layers and baggy-fit clothing.
Dress for the office is all a balance between style and looking good also looking competent, organized and ready for business.
You can still look sexy in a subtle way, but the look is subtle and not in your face – This is the biggest mistake of all when dressing for the office.
Follow the above tips and get ready to knock them dead!
A great look will help you get ahead in your career and I hope you speed along the career path you want.
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