Pick Your Office Type (30-Second Decoder) Same two words "business casual" describe two very different dress codes depending on what your office actually does
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I re-styled this Ann Taylor shirtdress with a red coat and shoes to instantly put me in the holiday spirit
1.Silhouette: A Line 2.Fabric: Tulle 3.Embellishment: Bow Tie 4.Neckline: Sweetheart Neck 5.Sleeve: Sleeveless 6.Waistline: Natural 7.Hem-length: Court Train 8.Back Details: Zipper
Shirts White: Any tie matches, mix it up with a bold color, abstract pattern or knit texture Solid: Pick a tie with a darker shade of complementary, contrasting or base color, pattern or texture Striped: Pick a tie with a hint of the shirt color in it, balance large patterns with small patterns, vary stripe orientation (vertical with horizontal or striped) and width (narrow with thick) Checked: Pick a tie with a larger pattern than the shirt (wide-spaced polka dots or thick block stripes), or a solid tie in a subtle base tone, bold stripe, avoid intricate patterns Shoes Black: Worn with black, light grey, charcoal and navy in a formal setting Brown: Worn with navy, light grey and tan suits and black suit in informal setting Men and women alike are now prepared to dominate the holiday party scene with dashing good looks thanks to the womens dress guide and mens matching tutorial
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