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Today's Office Dress Codes Style Tips

Today's Office Dress Codes Style Tips

Modern office dress codes have been updated to meet the needs of today’s workers. In the past, employees have been expected to dress either formally or casually. More casual attire at work is becoming a norm, even in professional settings and, depending on your office’s dress code, there are many new factors to consider.

With that being said, we are going to take a look at some of today’s office dress codes and how Heritage Clothings can help you look your stylish best this season. Let’s get started:

Business Formal- business formal is the most formal dress code in the workplace, which is ideal in the legal field and other professional settings. If you regularly meet executives and other important individuals, it is advisable and safer to choose a business formal style. Women should wear tailored business suits or dresses in grey, black or navy, and conservative accessories.

Business Professional- while still neat and traditional-looking, business professional is considered as more casual than business formal. Professional women can have more freedom when choosing patterns and colours. Shoes should still be conservative in terms of colours and design. Women can choose jacket, skirt, dresses, or suits, but with neutral colours. It is acceptable to wear more noticeable jewellery, but it shouldn’t be too distracting. Nails and hair must be neat and well-groomed.

Business Casual- with this dress code, professionals look visibly casual, but still somewhat formal. Choosing the right style of business casual dress can be tricky because standards could vary in different offices. However, there’s more flexibility in accessories and colours. Women can wear coloured blouses or shirts with khakis or slacks. They may wear larger jewellery and comfortable shoes with small or no heels.

Casual- some offices allow completely a casual dress code, as long as it’s acceptable for workplace settings. However, employees shouldn’t go overboard by choosing something too casual. Only wear jeans when they are directly allowed. Otherwise, you should wear casual pants. They may also wear pullovers, crewneck sweaters and polos with more varied patterns and colours. They can wear sneakers with casual accessories. Women should wear comfortable tops that are not too tight. Casual skirts, slacks and open-toed shoes are usually allowed in a casual workplace.

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    To learn more style tips, contact Heritage Clothings today and shop a wide selection of beautifully designed clothing and apparel for today’s modern woman.

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