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Great Updates for Your Fall Work Wardrobe
| Posted: 16.11.2011 02:06 | |
by: hauselber | |
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Daylight savings time is officially here and the fall season is in full swing. As you pack away your final pieces of warm weather clothing and prepare your closet for the colder months ahead, you may find yourself wondering what you wore to work last year, or why you wore certain items at all. To give yourself a fresh, professional look for work this season, consider some necessary items for a quick fall wardrobe update.
Make an Impression
Women work hard to build their careers and make it to the top, and a strong, professional wardrobe can help command respect in a competitive workforce. Career women who are looking to make an impression with a “power suit” can pair a double or single breasted blazer paired with a sleek pair of pants or pencil skirts for work. Choose from solid blacks, whites or other neutrals, or try a classic pinstriped pattern. On days when you’d prefer to skip the blazer, consider a different menswear inspired look with a fitted stretch vest, or step slightly out of the box and away from the tailored, menswear style and go for a tweed skirt and feminine tweed belted jacket.
When a suit isn’t necessary, keep things professional yet ultra femme with a pleated or ruffled chiffon blouse in soft, feminine colors, and prints such as abstract patterns, florals and animal prints.
Dress Down Days
For a relaxed yet sharp look for the office, go for a flowy peasant blouse paired with a sleek pair of trousers to add balance. Try a pair of stretch, flared or womens boot cut pants
to flatter your height and frame.
Add some extra flair to your work wardrobe with on-trend items such as belted tunics and tuxedo shirts. When it comes to color, one can never go wrong with classic black, white, or a combination of the two. To give your outfit a pop of color, try a red shirt or red scarf for a professional look with an edge.
As you get your closet ready this fall for the months ahead, remember to edit your wardrobe and eliminate old, damaged, and unflattering pieces. Once you’ve eliminated what you don’t want, it’s time to update. Out with the old, and in with the new. Keep these tips in mind to help maintain a current, professional look in the workplace. |
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