Classy Office Attire

A. Loose-fitting  Bohemian Shirt & Skirt          B. Form-fitting Black Top & Waist Skirt The bohemian outfit in Picture A is casual and loose-fitting . Although the idea of casual Friday is to appear more dressed down, you should still wear clothes that are form-fitting , especially your shirt . Investing in solid color , form fitting t-shirts will allow you to tuck your shirt into a free flowing skirt or crisp pants for a thoughtful and polished look similar to Picture B.

A.  Black, Michael Kors Tote     B. Chloe, Transitions Color Block Handbag Color blocking is very popular right now but the handbag in Pi cture B is not appropriate for the office place. This bag is suited for a summery and fun , ca sual environment. Stick with solid colored handbags . I personally own the Michael Kors handbag in P icture A which is polished and pr ofessional .

Raincoats have long been more than just functional outerwear — they’re a symbol of elegance, innovation, and practicality. From their early military origins to their place in modern fashion, raincoats have evolved into stylish staples for every professional wardrobe. The first modern raincoat was developed in the early 19th century by Scottish chemist Charles Macintosh. His invention, a waterproof fabric made by sandwiching rubber between two layers of cloth, became the blueprint for what we now call the Macintosh coat or "Mac." In the 20th century, raincoats became popularized through Hollywood films and trench warfare — particularly with the advent of the iconic trench coat worn by British soldiers. Over time, these garments shifted from utilitarian gear to high-fashion essentials, embraced by designers like Burberry, Aquascutum, and later, contemporary labels that balance fashion with function. The Versatility of the Modern Raincoat Today’s raincoats are far more th...

   A. Tieks, Yellow Mustard Flats     B.   White House Black Market, Neutral City Flat Picture A reveals Tieks , Yellow Mustard Flats which are great for after work and the weekend but not in the office place . The flexible and form fitting style is more casual and should be avoided in the work place. I see this all too often, including yellow mustard and neon colors which are a distraction when interacting with colleagues. If you'd like to wear flats at work, Picture B is much more appropriate . These flats provide much more structure and have an extremely low sole on the bottom. The colors of the flat are more conservative and will match your overall work wardrobe much better.

Let’s face it — summer mornings are for iced coffee, glowing skin, and... not wrestling with 5 outfit changes before 8 a.m. That’s where the magical world of office-friendly summer dresses comes in. 👗✨ If you want to look polished and stay cool while keeping your wallet happy, say hello to five fabulous retailers that deliver dresses made for the 9-to-5 and beyond. 🌿 1. Banana Republic Factory: Class Act with a Breeze Think classic tailoring meets summer softness. BR Factory’s dresses bring just the right amount of polish to your day — perfect for that big client meeting or casual Friday vibes. 🧺 Linen-blend wrap dresses ? Check. 🧵 Cinched waists and flattering pleats ? Double check. 👉 Browse Banana Republic Factory Dresses 2. Mango Outlet: European Chic, Office Sleek Channel your inner "cool girl boss" with Mango’s minimalist-yet-glam styles. Their dresses are cut to flatter, flow, and move with you , from spreadsheets to spritzes after hours. ...

A. Wear a Pantsuit on Your 1st Interview B. Wear a Skirt Suit on Your 2nd Interview     Always wear a fitted pant suit for your first interview , this way you will be giving off a sophisticated and professional look for your first impression. Wear a skirt suit for your second interview that shows a bit more skin but don't wear your skirt more than an inch above the knee .  Choosing your suit colors shouldn't be hard, just stick with neutral colors such as black, brown, gray, and navy blue.

    A. White Top w/ Black Dress Skirt     B. Same White Top w/ Casual Friday Jeans Whether you're wearing jeans or a dress skirt , wear a collared shirt to dress up any outfit. When you're sitting at your desk or in a boardroom, your colleagues are viewing you from the waste up so to look more professional don't forget that crisp collared top. The second picture above reveals the casual Friday look with a more professional twist , the crisp, collared buttoned down. It makes all the difference!