Work Clothes Crisis :( Pictures.

Apr 18, 2013

Liz R.

So this is what I have to wear to work. I know its not that bad and I'm thankful to have a job. but I don't really feel comfortable or pretty in this attire and since I'm going to be wearing it practicly everyday I want to do something to make it a little cuter. I can wear any colored jewelry, head bands and stuff like that. I can also wear any colored tie as long as it's solid. I just don't feel my girly self in the outfit and I need ways to feel more comfortable.

I know the tie isn't tied right haha.

Apr 18, 2013

Jessa K.

You could always change the colour of the tie to something like a lighter pink or orange if you can find one. For hair you can style it like big waves (that makes me feel girly) or straighten it. If you feel like tying your hair up, it looks soo cute when people curl their hair and then put it in a low bun and then add a headband, the one that has an elastic in the back. Wear bracelets, earrings and rings, though I suggest keeping it metallic (ie gold or silver colour) because blocked coloured jewellery may not look as professional as your job seems. Do your makeup as you usually do, but maybe here and there pop some eyeshadow and keep the lips nude, or keep eyes simple and go with a bold lip colour. I hope I helped:)

Apr 19, 2013

Nicole B.

Idk if you're allowed to change your shirt, but if you could I'd buy a more form fitting black Oxford shirt! So you can look and feel more feminine

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