A Guide To Business Casual Women Outfits

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Many workplaces have shifted to allow workers to complete their duties from home, but this has only increased the number of women who need to update their professional attire for their return to, or anticipation of, the workplace. The thought of opening your closet after months of loungewear can be daunting. Is there anything you can suggest that is not only practical but also acceptable to wear to the office? Furthermore, it can be very intimidating to go shopping for new business attire or to make any changes to your current wardrobe of work clothes.

The ideal workplace attire is not a universal standard. But the best workwear wardrobe will have pieces that look good on your body type and are appropriate for the office setting in which you work. What you wear to work shouldn't break the bank, though, regardless of the culture of your company. Actually, we contend that the bare minimum for a functional workwear capsule wardrobe consists of just six items.

How to dress professionally or in a business casual manner for work without breaking the bank, while still conveying your individuality and contributing to a positive impression on the job.

What Is Business Casual?

The term "business casual" refers to a style of dress that falls somewhere between the more formal business attire and the more casual work clothes. There is a wider range of acceptable attire to choose from if your workplace adopts a business casual policy. If you work in an office that follows these guidelines, you will be able to easily adapt your wardrobe to a new position or company if you ever need to switch careers.

• Blazers: Whether you wear it as a jacket or a layer, a blazer in black, grey, or tan is a must-have.

• Pants: You should have several well-tailored pairs of pants in your closet, including some with a wide leg, slim fit, and cropped length.

• Skirts: Minimally revealing skirts (knee-length or shorter)

• Blouses: Have a wide range of options in solid colors, patterns, and fabrics to maximize your wardrobe's potential for variety. While wearing bright colors to the office isn't always frowned upon, it's still a good idea to mix in some neutrals like black, white, and tan. Before wearing a top with short sleeves or no sleeves at all to work, make sure you know the company's policy on such attire.

• Sweaters: Lightweight sweaters or cardigans are great for the office, even in the summer when the air conditioning is blasting.

• Shoes: It's best to wear closed-toe heels that aren't too high and are easy to walk in. Loafers, mules, and similar flats are also acceptable options.