Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Do's & Dont's of Business Wear



Do's & Dont's of Business Wear



 1. Marc Jacobs was once quoted as saying -

"Unless your job involves sitting at a lifeguard station, this is a no."

This doesn't necessarily mean you  have to wear heels every day, but with the wide variety of shoe choices these days like booties and flats, keep the flip flops for the beach or the pool.





Great for the Club..but the Office?




2. DON'T show too much skin. When in doubt, don't go without. Dressing like you're going to the club is never office appropriate. 














Having to Adjust Constantly Is NOT flattering..or fun!
3. Don't wear a brand new ensemble to work, Make sure you're confident in it and that you're not constantly having to adjust. Which comes to my next don't...



4. DON'T show bra straps. If It even comes close, go strapless. Or, if you're good at sewing, or have a few extra dollars.. Nicole Miller suggests you have a tailor add snaps under your straps to keep your bra in place. 








5. DON'T wear a hat unless it's part of your uniform. 




5. Do add personality with a bright bag or accessories, but ...




6. Don't go overboard with loud pieces. The idea is to add a bit of you to the outfit, but you definitely don't want to distract anybody. Dainty, delicate jewelry looks best on smaller girls, and bigger boned women look better with jewelry on the chunkier side.




7. Do invest in a nice blazer. They are timeless, and tailored to your size, a blazer flatters any shape well. And don't be afraid of patterns! Just keep the blouse simple, like a crisp white dress top.
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8. Do wear a watch if you'd like. But stay away from digital, if you wear one - keep it analog.


JUICY COUTURE

9. NEVER expose midriff. Period.



10. Tube tops are a no-no for the office!!

Cute Outfit!!! But.... not for the Office!


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11. Do keep your makeup fairly natural at the office. Keep the sparkly stuff for the weekend.

Natural Flatters, but Doesn't Overpower For Work

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