One Simple Dress, Lots O' Different Looks

   

Same Simple, Purple Dress with Multiple Looks By Changing a Few Items!

Take one simple dress and create different looks by adding camisoles, sweaters, cardigan, wraps, etc.

This technique works well with a plain dress as adding different articles of clothing has the opportunity to create different styles without the office realizing that you duplicated the same dress in the same month.

*Change up your shoes to match the color of your sweater!

Avoid Black Leather

                A.  White Leather Skirt (Day)                        B. Black Leather Skirt (Night)

Avoid black leather skirts and pants. Black leather, although timeless, is extremely unprofessional and should be saved for a night out on the town no matter the length.

Other colors such as white (see above) and brown leather skirts, at the appropriate length, have the opportunity to give off a drastically different and much more professional look than black leather.

Buy Buy Buy a Black Blazer

A. Dark Pants with Collard Shirt   B. Add a Black Blazer    C. Boardroom Ready

Buying a standard, black blazer will dress up any outfit. If you have comfy pants with an old collard shirt simply throw on the black blazer and you're ready for business in the boardroom. 

* The blazer is also great for casual Friday with a t-shirt and pair of jeans.

 

Invest In Solid Colored T-Shirts

A. White Tee with Jason Wu for Target Skirt          B. White Tee with Hounds Tooth Skirt

 Invest in solid colored t-shirts, especially black, white as well as any other colors that will fit into the overall color scheme of your existing wardrobe. T-shirt's as little as 5$ can be paired with drastically different skirts to create completely different looks in the office.

                                    * Switch up your shoes to add even more variety!