June 12th, 2012 
Diane von Furstenbergs Wrap Dress
What to wear to work? Every fashionista faces this issue, and some mornings it is just difficult to find fashion inspiration. One way to make the choice easier: dresses!
The ease of putting on a one-piece outfit for work every morning is only part of the appeal of dresses for the office.
You’ll also look polished and professional in a great work dress, and often dresses serve as a perfect backdrop for fabulous jewelry, scarves, and shoes that you want to showcase.
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They key to selecting work dresses is to avoid anything too casual or revealing.
Here are some fabulous suggestions:
The Sheath Dress: Nothing is better for work than the fitted sophistication of a sheath dress. In a statement color like gray, navy, or black this silhouette can be both pretty and authoritative. Wear it by itself for warm weather; add a belted cardigan and tights for cooler weather.
The Shirt Dress: The button-front, belted shirt dress is simple and flattering; it creates a clear vertical line to lengthen and slim the body. A belt creates or accentuates the waist and the collar brings your face into focus.
The Jersey Dress: Made of a soft and comfortable jersey knit, this essential work dress is a great travel basic that you can take out of the suitcase and top with a sweater or jacket; it can be dressed up or down depending on accessories and shoes.
The Wrap Dress: Both stylish and conservative, a classic wrap dress will flatter all figures.
Photo Credit: anntaylor.com.
Bold Colors: A bright pop of color definitely makes a fashion statement. Dresses in a single bold color or a crisp color-blocked design can project strength and professionalism.
A great collection of work dresses can be paired with fitted cardigan sweaters, stylish jackets, and a variety of tights and shoes to create different work looks that can span multiple seasons. Say yes to work dresses!
Ralph Lauren Shirt Dress (Photo Credit: ThisNext.com)
Wonderful ideas!!! A very classic look to make any woman sexy, smart and professional. One little tip to share, Although I’m not against tattoos, but I do know its harder to show professionalism in the world when a tattoo of your child’s name is posted on your neck or professing your love for the men in your life on your arms. I have recruited for major companies and when see the beautiful women (and men) come in for an interview with the advertising of what they feel is art, my eye and mind is automatically distracted by the art and find it difficult to focus on the experience and knowledge they possess.
There are lots of products and makeup to cover them up even the stand by ” Band aid”
Your employers and future employers will respect your brain, and what you can offer not what you have advertising on your body………”just saying”