It’s not always easy to dress fashionable at work, is it?
You’re right! It certainly can be a challenge, especially when it comes to translating popular trends into your everyday work wear. With your days already jam packed with non-stop professional and personal demands, the last thing you want to fret over is what to wear. But! You still want to have fun with your style and visually convey your career ambitions.
That’s why I’ve expanded further on my previous list of hot spring trends for you and put together a collection, guaranteed to give you loads of fashion inspiration!
Each spring trend is categorized for different work environments. I call it the Three C’s: Conservative, Creative and Casual. (Yes, you’ve seen this before with my nail polish guide, but for this demonstration I switched cocktail to casual.)
Take note, these general dress codes vary per workplace and professional field. For example, your office’s business casual dress code may be an everyday affair allowing you to wear denim and open-toed shoes to your hearts content. Or your company’s definition of casual solely rests on Casual Friday’s, but still requires a denim free and closed-toe shoe policy. Use your best judgment and tweak these fashionable trends as necessary.
Look no further; here are tons of ideas for you to start incorporating more of your favorite spring trends into your work wardrobe today:
Please share how you make trends work at work! Which fashion trends do plan to incorporate into your professional wardrobe this season?
Image credits: [Top] 9to5Chic, [Stripes] This Time Tomorrow, Washingtonian, Wear A Wishbone,[Florals] Hello, Framboise, District of Chic, Elle.com, [Graphic Patterns] BlackHasItAll.tumblr, Kéla’s Kloset , Framboise Fashion, [Brights] Fast Food & Fast Fashion, ldsfashion.tumblr, Stockholm Streestyle, [Pastels] Leanne Barlow Elle Apparel, Pink Peonies, Living In Color Print, [Go-Global] Tory Burch pumps via Vogue.com, SimplyCyn (aka Addicted2Etsy), Phil Oh via StreetPeeper, and [Tropical] MietteShoppe.tumblr, Vanessa Jackman, 9to5Chic. Graphics by Kristina Moore for Corporate Fashionista.
love these combos….!thanks for sharing
Love these! The first two columns would be great for my office (business casual). I LOVE the creative pastel look – it’s just gorgeous!
Conservative and creative that would describe my style. I like this post! I wonder where did you get all those amazing photos? Thanks for sharing!
Great post, I love all the suggestions and the way they’re organised 🙂
Sounds ideal! I couldn’t agree with you more – there is so much talent out there! Note all image sources are referenced at the bottom of each article.
Great post for all of us working gals. Thanks so much!