How to Dress for the Business/Formal Workplace in 10 Easy Steps
By Paula Darnell, About.com Guide
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Cover Up
Senator Claire McCaskill wearing appropriate attire for her swearing-in ceremony.
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Remember that business/formal means dressing conservatively, so cover up. Save the mini-skirts, low-cut tops, and peep-toe shoes for after-work hours.
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- Reflect Your Goals
- Know Your Options
- Choose Your Colors
- Start With the Suit or Jacket Dress
- Select Undergarments
- Choose Appropriate Shoes
- Cover Your Legs
- Carry a Purse
- Accessorize With Jewelry
- Cover Up
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