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3 Ways Not To Dress Boring To Work

By Modupeoluwa Adekanye

14 October 2019   |   8:00 am

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Often, you are constantly thinking about how not to dress in a boring way to your office, you do not want a boring look. You constantly keep buying clothes, shoes and changing your wardrobe and still cannot find the perfect look you want. Below are some suggestions on some looks that are not boring and…

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Often, you are constantly thinking about how not to dress in a boring way to your office, you do not want a boring look. You constantly keep buying clothes, shoes and changing your wardrobe and still cannot find the perfect look you want. Below are some suggestions on some looks that are not boring and still chic according to fashion tag.

The Classic Look

Probably the most common and easiest way to dress for office and nail the wear to work situation, this work outfit is perfect for all jobs. But it’s also the most likely to get you looking boring, always remember to always wear a statement piece, or add a fun item to your look like shoes, bag, jewellery, watch, lips, nails. It’s all in the details.

Casual Business Look

It’s the easiest, and it basically translates to jeans office wear. The interesting tip is to always pair casual work outfits with heels, a very smart/feminine top like silky blouse, men-shirts, structured tops, a blazer, and a professional bag. Have fun with accessories and even shoes and bags depending on your job.

The Careless Chic

This is a look for those who’ve got slightly more penchant for fashion and ladies office wear, but look like they don’t give a crap, yet, to the trained eye they’re street-style-worthy. You can clash different style items, play with shapes like slouchy versus fitted, with looks (feminine and masculine). Heels look best with this style, yet brogues or oxfords do the trick as well.

The Edgy Office Look

They’re not for the faint-hearted ones, nor for all work domains, although, one can add a slight edge to any look and get away with it. Probably this style is more appropriate for those who work creative jobs and have less of a strict office attire, therefore they can add a bit of their own thing into their outfits for work: boots, leather, T-shirts, darker lips, nail-art, tennis shoes. You can mix and match statements with simple pieces into great work outfit ideas.