Office outfits
A good work wardrobe is a few pieces that all combine with each other. These looks are built around that idea: neutral bases, one piece with character, and shoes you can wear all day.
Outfits for this occasion
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Pink Dress + Red Shoes
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Pink Dress + Light Orange Shoes
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Orange Shoes + Light Green Jumsuit
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Black Dress + Orange Shoes
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Light Orange Shoes + Yellow Jumsuit
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Black Dress + Orange Shoes
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Dark Yellow Dress + Light Orange Shoes
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Light Orange Shoes + Turkey Jumsuit
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Light Orange Shoes + Light Purple Jumsuit
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Turkey Dress + Red Shoes
See the outfit →How to get it right
- Start with neutral pants or a skirt and change the top: three bottoms and five tops give you two weeks of outfits.
- A blazer makes almost any look professional, even over a plain t-shirt.
- Keep one formal outfit ready for meetings or presentations that come up without notice.
- Closed shoes with a low heel or loafers are the safe choice in most offices.
Frequent questions
What is business casual?
Tailored pants or a skirt with a shirt, blouse or fine knit, and clean closed shoes. No need for a full suit, but no ripped jeans or sportswear.
What do I wear to a job interview?
One step more formal than what people wear daily at that company. A blazer, dark pants and a light shirt work in almost every case.
Can I wear sneakers to work?
In many offices yes, if they are clean, plain and in a neutral color. Pair them with tailored pants to keep the look professional.
Need something more specific?
Tell the stylist the place, the weather and your style. You get a complete outfit in seconds, no account needed.
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