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Complete Guide to Business Attire for Women

Writer: Posh Design Posh DesignPosh Design Posh Design

Updated: Jan 2, 2024


Gen-Z business attire may feature dope, bold and casual appearance, but the blend of old-school and casual office wear wins when it comes to showing off an air of real professionalism in an ever-evolving style. Tailored coats/blazers, crisp buttoned shirts and smart-savvy dresses have never faded in their popularity. They represent a carefully manicured look with everything simply arranged for you. Just as there is a balance between the swinging of fashions, in real life too, it should be accepted that modern trends and classics can coexist. This combination of Gen-Z attitude and the allure of old soul spices up office OOTD, making for an environment filled with variety that helps you be yourself while still maintaining professionalism. Here is a complete guide to women office wear outfits



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Business Attire for Women


POSH’s Top 5 Business Attires for Women


1. Lapelless Blazer

 

This new version of a classic staple, POSH’s lapelless blazer—represents the cutting edge in terms of professional garb. This style is accepting of global minimalism and modern aesthetics, with liberal outfitting choices. First we'll take a look at some essential styling tricks for working well with this slick and modern wardrobe staple.


Styling Tips: Take off from there for a contemporary look starting with the lapelless blazer combined with either an erect monochromatic collar or sleek turtleneck. Or how about a pair of high-waisted trousers to bring out the advantage in proportions of this lapelless blazer but create something more up-to-date. Accessorise with a few details for added class– a necklace, perhaps an inconspicuous lapel pin. These accessories embellish the design without sacrificing its simplicity of looking lapless. In other parts of your outfit, you can be daring with the colours or pattern to offset this piece.


2. Tailored Waistcoat


The tailored waistcoat invented from traditional formal wear is now found almost universally, and can be styled in a way to look either very "official" or rather casual. In addition to its ability to be a complementary piece for a three-piece suit, the tailored waistcoat is another of sartorial assets that can stand alone as an outfit itself.


Styling Tips: Wear this all-rounder as part of a three piece suit or throw it over an otherwise complete outfit. The tailored waistcoat has become an essential part of one's outfit. The waist coat also goes well with tailored shorts or a knee-length skirt for an even cooler look. Emphasise the fabrics and textures; perhaps a tweed waistcoat for those going traditional, or satin to add a touch of extravagance. Do not be afraid to try different colours. A strong contrasting waistcoat is the best way of displaying your individuality.


3. Waistcoat with a Tab:


Adding a flourish this waistcoat with tab adds some spice to otherwise humdrum tailoring. This is a special detail, allowing for some individuality amid the formal dress. Having an eye-catching tab, it is attention grabbing and worth considering for anybody wanting to combine tradition with modern design. Take our styling advice and see how to nail this novel look.


Styling Tips: The tassel attached to this waistcoat is another of its unique features. Pop it out by wearing a contrasting colour or pattern from your clothes. You must wear a starched shirt and cut trousers with a waistcoat to appear sharp. A safe tab will help maintain a neat appearance. With the help of creative tie pairings or bow ties, and adding a bit original here.But the following waistcoat is great for layering, and can be worn to semi-formal occasions.


4. Straight Cut Mid Waist Trousers:


Straight-cut mid waist trousers are the combination of traditional beauty and modern cut. A wardrobe essential With their clean lines and versatile silhouette. This part illustrates how this pair of trousers can be worn in an elegant and refined way, hinting at just how versatile they might be.


Styling Tips: By teaming them with a tucked-in shirt or blouse, you'll clasp onto the sharp lines of straight cut mid rise trousers for an impeccably tailored result. Experiment with hem length--it's just slightly below the knee, or not even at all; it depends on you and how serious your attitude is. Next aim for balance with a well-fitting blazer or tucked in top to highlight the shape of your trousers. Shoes do matter. Wear timeless stilettos, or modern flat loafers that will create a clean line from the trouser legs all the way down to your feet.


5. Trousers with Pleated Wrappers:


With the appearance of trousers with pleated wrappers, this touch of refinement and colour has been to 21st century fashion's benefit. The pleats give the trousers a sense of movement. Its appearance is elegant and refined. We'll also see how these trousers can be best styled and displayed--in other words, a guide to wearing them properly.


Styling Tips: Pleated wrappers add some elegance and interest to trousers. For more refinement, the pleats must lie flat. Tuck a blouse into it, or wear them with a tailored shirt to emphasise the high waist and accentuate the pleated detailing. If you want to create a modern look, try asymmetrical or top pieces that complement the pleats but don't overshadow them. Pick a luxurious fabric, which flows nicely with the pleats for an elegant and fine appearance.



While new-style attire is undoubtedly reshaping workplace fashion, it is by no means evidence that sophisticated classic chic styles are dead. In fact, it creates a vibrant dress-up environment where different styles are blended, aligning with the multifaceted nature of today's working scene. Apart from illustrating the transformation in workplace fashion, the amalgamation of the ‘old’ and ‘new’ also underscores that diversity should be regarded as an essential value in all fields. Keeping this in mind, POSH stands as an acronym representing every working woman coming from different walks of life.


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