While
many of us love updating our summer wardrobes, our jewelry
collections, and of course our shoes, the office wardrobe is one that
tends to get left behind. While it can seem like the most difficult
one to keep up with, there are some simple things we can suggest to
keep your work wardrobe as fashionable as the rest of your closet!
Tip
#1: Invest in Dresses
Dresses
are great for the office because they keep the morning routine short
and sweet. Since they are only one piece, all you have to do is pick
out shoes and jewelry and head out the door!
Don't be afraid to wear colors and patterns, but keep the cut of the dress simple. Longer hemlines and covered shoulders are more appropriate for work and will make it so you aren't fidgeting behind your desk all day.
Tip
#2: Layer
Is
it warm outside but cold inside? Cold outside but warm inside?
Layering at work can help keep you comfortable so you can concentrate
all day. Tanks with thick straps underneath cute cardigans and sharp
blazers will help you regulate the temperature without disrupting
your work routine. Again, don't be afraid to mix and match colors,
patterns, and solids. Your wardrobe doesn't have to be boring just
because your afternoon is!
Top Row:
White Hot Blazer (In Store Only)
Bottom Row
Tip
#3: Keep it Classic
Filling
your wardrobe with simple classics that won't go out of style will
help you keep your wardrobe updated as the fashion trends come and
go. Having simple blouses and skirts that accessories can easily be
added to allows you to add variety to your work wardrobe without
draining your bank account.
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Top
of the Chevron To You Blouse in Black (In Store Only)
Tip
#4: Not too Casual Friday
Many
of us are lucky enough to work somewhere that believes in a Casual
Friday. Hey, we're all excited for the weekend! Why hide it? Just be
sure to remember that you are still at work, so don't go too casual.
Jeans with a darker wash will help you get ready for the weekend
while still reassuring your customers or clients that you know what
you're doing.
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