What You Shouldn’t Be Wearing to Work
Dressing appropriately for work does not mean sacrificing your personal style but it does mean avoiding items more appropriate for the weekend (yes we’re talking about you, sexy slip dress). While you may already steer clear of anything too sheer or low cut, we’re calling out a few of the less obvious fashion faux pas. Here, 4 styles you should swap out for your workwear wardrobe to elicit the respect you deserve.
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We love a breezy sundress just as much as the next girl, but anything too strappy, low-cut or backless is better left for Sunday brunch with the girls. Instead reach for a printed jumpsuit for the same playful vibe.
Flowing Studio Dress, Zara $169
Printed Georgette Jumpsuit, MICHAEL Michael Kors $195
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Leave your sky high heels for late night dancing and opt for lower closed-toe block ones for the office.
Coline Cage Sandal, Giuseppe Zanotti $1525
Azara Ankle Tie Point Shoe, Whistles $330
Just because your office allows jeans in the dress code does not mean that all options will fly. If you’ve been afraid of the flared denim trend, now is a good time to invest in a polished, work appropriate pair.
Point Sur Shoreditch Selvedge Jean, J.Crew $288
Mid-Rise Flared Jeans, Victoria Beckham $375
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The old saying ‘leave something to the imagination’ definitely holds true in the workplace. Read: you don’t want to accidentally show your boss too much skin. A midi or maxi skirt paired with a tailored button down is a polished way to wear the style to work.
Ulla Johnson Eva Mini Skirt, Madewell $346
Daisy Print Pleated Midi Skirt, Topshop $85
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