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Carolyn R.

Apr 24, 2013

Carolyn R.

So I just got hired at Boscov's & I'm only 19 about to be 20 so as you can imagine I may have about 3-4 professional work outfits & the rest being Aeropostale, Hollister etc.
I would luvvv if you ladies just shared a couple of ideas with me or uploaded some pics of you all at work in your business attire. This whole week I'm in training so we don't have to dress up for the moment but next week is when I'll be actually on the floor. PLZZZZ HELPPPP.!! Lol

Erin M.

Apr 24, 2013

Erin M.

Blazers, slacks, and normally a solid color V neck or tank too. I don't know the atmosphere of where you work but I normally wore black or khaki slacks and a colored or black blazer. If you job doesn't require to wear blazers then a cute blouse would work just as well. Length and color appropriate dresses are always good too.

Carolyn R.

Apr 24, 2013

Carolyn R.

Thanksss.!! :)
The store is for younger crowds but really the store is flooded with older people lol. It's a family oriented place so they want us to be more proper if nonetheless. We're aloud to wear anything but jeans, shorts & you know all the clothes that show skin.

Karina L.

Apr 24, 2013

Karina L.

Pencil skirts can't go wrong you look in style and professional while also complementing your curves!!

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