How to Add Style to Your Professional Wardrobe

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Nowadays, the old rules of office dress don't apply in many work environments. The start up craze has ushered in a whole new age of casual dress at the office, allowing creative types, designers, and entrepreneurs to express themselves through their wardrobes as well as their portfolio.
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Be sure to take stock of your company's culture and office vibe before making your own bold fashion choices. What were people wearing during your interview? What does the CEO wear on a typical day?

The easiest way to infuse some of your personal taste into an office dress code is with texture and color. Don't be afraid to wear a printed blouse with a lace pencil skirt, or a pair of pinstripe wide-leg trousers with an embellished crewneck cashmere sweater. Wear a turtleneck underneath your favorite sheath dress. Pretty and interesting jewelry is also a great way to infuse your corporate wardrobe with a bit of personal flare — try a pair of dangling earrings with a classic white blouse, or a statement necklace worn over your favorite sweater.
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The most important thing to remember is that your job is just that — a job! You are in your office each day to do work, which means being professional and focused. If your outfit takes up more energy and attention than your work — it's time to rethink your wardrobe.


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