Cool and thin fashion styles you should and shouldn't wear to the office in the summer
Another hot summer is coming, so among the cool, thin clothes, which ones can be worn to work every day?
In an office environment that requires politeness, professionalism and elegance, no matter how hot the summer weather is, you cannot wear street-style clothes to the office.
Here are 6 types of clothes you should and should not wear to the office.
1. Lace material
* Should:
Lace has been making waves in the fashion world for the past few years and you don’t want to be left out of this wave. Choose a lace top that is discreet and luxurious with an inner lining, a thick and full lace pattern or a design that is embellished with a little delicate lace embroidery.
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* Don't:
Of course you can't wear a sheer, unlined, open lace tank top or camisole to work.
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2. Maxi dress
* Don't:
The maxi dress is an indispensable item for picnics, going out... but it is absolutely not something to wear to work. If your reason is that it is cool and still ensures the length, you should think again. Because the typical length of the maxi is to the heel or ankle, sometimes moving will be very cumbersome.
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* Should:
Instead of choosing a maxi dress, why not try a cotton dress, pencil style or midi with a slight flare. It not only ensures length and modesty but also absorbs sweat and is cool.
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3. Short skirts
* Don't:
Obviously, a short skirt design above the knee is an indispensable item in your summer wardrobe thanks to its ability to combine easily and dynamically. It helps you show off your smooth legs and is especially cool. But like a maxi, you cannot wear a short skirt that just covers your butt to work because the office is not the place to show off skin or curves.
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* Should:
Try switching to a tight skirt or a knee-length flared skirt. You can combine it with a shirt, lace top… to look outstanding and new.
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4. Slippers
* Don't:
Flip flops, slippers, or any flat shoe without a strap in the back are appropriate with maxi dresses and the beach, but not appropriate for the office. Imagine wearing a smart, elegant office suit but wearing flip flops. Admit it, even you can’t accept this combination.
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* Should:
If you still want to go to work with flat shoes/sandals, focus on dynamic and comfortable designs such as oxfords, loafers, doll shoes... which will better suit your office style.
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5. Shorts
* Don't:
In the past, jeans were considered impolite among the aristocracy and upper class in Europe, so in many companies, jeans were not accepted for a serious working environment. But now, in some more relaxed working environments, jeans are accepted but a pair of jean shorts is absolutely not allowed.
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* Should:
Try to moderate your preference with a pair of long jeans or at least a denim skirt that falls above the knee. If you still like to wear shorts to work, instead of jeans shorts, you have other options that are completely suitable for the office environment such as Bermuda shorts, short suits, for example.
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6. Crop tops/strapless tops
* Don't:
A long-sleeved or turtleneck crop top in the winter combined with a high-waisted skirt will make you look stylish but still modest in the office. But, a summer crop top with straps, a low-cut neckline, exposed midriff, and thin material will be a nightmare for your colleagues when you wear it to work.
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* Should:
A sleeveless or tank top, free size, with a wide neck can be a more perfect choice for office wear in the summer.
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