• DO: Mix elements of business wear and casual wear. Pair formal styles like a structured blazer or tailored suit pants with casual items like a white T-shirt or low-profile sneakers. 
• DO: Make sure that your outfits are pressed and wrinkle-free! Creases and crumples may give an unprofessional and sloppy impression.
• DO: Prioritise classic silhouettes over trends. A work wardrobe should consist of dependable, high quality staples that are classic and sophisticated. Trends like ripped jeans, cut-outs, or cropped fits may seem too casual, depending on the office dress code. 
• DON’T: Wear revealing outfits to the office. It really depends on your office dress code, but most offices prefer to keep it modest and professional. If you’re wearing sheer sleeveless tops, always have a blazer handy for those business meetings. Keep hemlines to just above your knees, if possible. Going shorter than a few inches above is generally considered too casual for workplaces. Save them for your Saturday brunches! 
• DON’T: Spend on low-quality workwear pieces. Your workwear wardrobe will see you through your daily commute, casual lunches and business presentations, so it makes the best style and financial sense to invest in high-quality staples that you can depend on. Lower quality fabrics tend to fray or pill after a few months of wear, but higher quality fabric and workmanship can serve you for years, while still maintaining the same shape, colour, and fit. 
• DON’T: Over-accessorise with jewellery, and even your fragrance. Stacking bracelets, rings, and earrings is a little too much bling for the office. Keep your jewellery pared-down and simple. Fragrance should be lightly spritzed on too, to be considerate to your neighbouring colleagues at your desk.

After spending a year in leggings and T-shirts, many of us are finally going back to the office. Whether you’re in the creative or corporate field, we’re here to help you add a dash of glamour to your transition. Keep it sassy and sophisticated by pairing a sleeveless wrap top and pencil skirt. Upgrade your LBD with a pastel blazer, and finish it with an accessory and a designer clutch. Dress up in style and comfort with a fit and flare dress. Don’t forget to experiment with the new-age power suits - jumpsuits in black, white, or even a statement red. Complement your outfit with a designer arm candy and be ready to turn heads!

Let’s face it, none of us were prepared for the ‘what to wear when working from home’ dilemma. Now that we’ve got the hang of it, here are some suggestions on how to keep your fashion game top-notch even while WFH. 

• Sticking to a routine helps. Dress up as you would for the office 
• Put on a shirt, with jeans, trousers, or pencil skirt, floral dress, or an easy-to-go jumpsuit - whatever’s your jam. 
• Add some earrings for the perfect finishing touch, and to show off a little bling during your Zoom video calls!

• The length of a dress or skirt should suit your office dress code. A hemline that ends just above your knees is ideal as it’s a comfortable and modest length that covers you appropriately when sitting down, or walking up stairs or escalators.
• A modest neckline is always appreciated in a professional setting. Leave the plunging V-necks and halters for your Girls’ Nights! Other necklines that are modest but stylish are V neck, round or scoop neck, square, keyhole, or collared style. For ladies with larger chests, opt for the flattering V neck and scoop neck. For ladies with smaller chests, almost every neckline would flatter you.
• If you’re constantly sitting in a chilly air-conditioned room, you might want to opt for dresses with longer sleeves -- either a full length, or a three-quarter length sleeve, which ends at your forearm.
• To look classy and professional at the workplace, you need outfits that fit right! Clothes that are too tight look unprofessional, while clothes that are loose and baggy tend to look sloppy. If you’re not a fan of the pencil silhouette, try ones that fit at the waist, but flare out below. A-line, shift, pencil, and wrap dresses are all great silhouettes for the office.
• Plan your outfits based on your skin tone. The most flattering outfits don’t just fit you right, but flatter your skin tone too. Neutrals like black, navy, or white flatters most skin tones in general, but you can try accent colours like burgundy, emerald green, or apricots based on your skin tone.

Enhance your professional style with this our business attire for women. From suits to dresses, these looks are sure to empress your collegues.