Find out these office wardrobe hacks to make dressing up a breeze

May 13, 2015 9:37 PM

One of the biggest issue people face on a work day is picking out an outfit to wear to work.

Always takes time and a lot of indecision especially when it comes to women.

On top of your typical job duties, there’s a lot to worry about when it comes to your profession, from meeting deadlines to budgeting your salary.

And speaking of salaries, the last thing you want to do is just put it back into your work wardrobe.

While looking professional and stylish at the office is essential, you don’t have to blow your paycheck on the task.

Accordingly, we discovered seven simple hacks that will make your wallet and your boss very happy.

Read on to find out what we know on the subject.

Accessorizing

No one will notice your neutral-colored blazers, trousers, and skirts that you wear on repeat. Invest in quality basics, and mix things up with standout tops and accessories.

Versatile pieces

Streamline your wardrobe by focusing on pieces that can easily go from Sunday brunch to Monday-morning staff meetings with a change of accessories, outerwear, and/or footwear!

Pointed toes and flats always work

A pointed toe is ultra-chic and polished, even in a flat.

Develop a personal signature look

Looks that flatter your figure and make you feel comfortable and confident are uniform-worthy.

Class up your favourite casual wear

ayer a short dress over a pair of trousers, wear a low-cut dress over a turtleneck shell, or top a flowy dress with a structured blazer or sweater.

Camel colour always look expensive

Camel is your go-to neutral that instantly elevates any look.

Signature accessories

Simplify your morning routine and save your cash by selecting personal, versatile pieces that look great together and that you love enough to wear every day.

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