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Strategies for building a professional wardrobe

Image Spoilers: What was SHE thinking? Print
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With many companies now allowing casual dress much of the time (if not every day), it seems there are many ways to make mistakes with your wardrobe choices. Here are some of the major no-no's that could get you sent home to change!

 

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Ladies' Wardrobe Essentials Print
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When you're building a professional wardrobe, it's a good idea to start with some basic pieces. Keep in mind there may be variations depending on your job or corporate dress code, but these items are the basic building blocks. It's even more important for women to be aware of the message they may be sending with their clothing and accessories -- keep the more wild and frivolous pieces for evenings and weekends, even if you're in a business casual environment.

 

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Mens' Wardrobe Essentials Print
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Whether I'm speaking with corporate professionals or college students looking for their first "real job," I'm often asked what are the essential items to have in a professional's wardrobe. While there are some variations of course (depending on the actual job, the office dress code, etc.), there are some essentials that benefit nearly everyone. Here's a basic wardrobe shopping list for men.

 

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Ladies' Mix & Match Wardrobe Ideas Print
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When you're building a career wardrobe, it may seem like an overwhelming task. But if you focus on some basic pieces that mix and match, you'll find your wardrobe options expand exponentially. Think minimum pieces, maximum options.

 

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Investment Dressing Print
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Have you ever bought a new shirt because it is in a great color, or a pair of pants because they made you look slimmer? These alone are valid reasons for selecting a new piece for your wardrobe, right?

Not necessarily. If it's a $25 investment, maybe. If it's a $100 investment, better think twice.

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