For all you working women, what kind of clothes do you wear to work? Business suits? Casuals? Please share.
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scrubs mostly.
smart casuals for meetings, conferences, administrative work
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Did u getta job? 
1st job, wore hte uniform polo shirt with either jeans or sweatpants
2nd job, slacks and a blouse or sweater or pullover
last job, I wore jeans and a teeshirt…was too hot to wear anything else.
I wanna job where I can dress professionally…like really professionally 
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Yes I have a job as a nanny/housekeeper/cleaning lady and cook, 24/7, so I wear clothes ranging from t shirts to night clothes :@:
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In my last job which was office based - suit and tie with Converse footwear. 
The jobs before that - casual and the uniform they provided.
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In my last job, I had to wear casual (not jeans/t shirt though) clothing unless there was a media event.
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Usually, tailored trousers with a sweater set or blouse. I layer because it is so cold in the offices - so I almost always have a cardigan or a pashmina with me. If there’s a meeting with senior management or one of the client groups or external groups, I’ll wear a business suit (or if I’m too lazy to think about what to wear or iron my clothes), I’ll also show up in a business suit.
I love casual Fridays. I pay for the privilege of dressing down in jeans and I probably spend more time and effort planning my Friday outfit. I HATE it when they schedule a meeting on a Friday and I can’t wear jeans :pcg:
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imma working woman 
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5 yrs ago casual clothes, for past 5 years only business suits. Heck I even worked for a company for 3 yrs where you have to wear a suit on fridays also. I miss wearing jeans n slacks but in my field you can’t 
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I always had a uniform....but now it is business casual....which is a lot of fun....I jst wear what ever like...
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buisness casual
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Uni jobs: A XXXXXL bright yellow t-shirt....with big letters across saying 'can i help you?' . Green t-shirt for event mentor job.
Previous job: Anything smart and on bank holidays anything we wanted.
So i havent had any professional suit and boot kind of jobs yet.
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just finished with classes so looking towards IT support/helpdesk type of jobs, i'm guessing it's it formal pants,blouses and skirts, business casual...........we'll see when i get it
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Strictly business wear in my office, everybody has to look professional at all times. The only times we're allowed to have a dress down day is when there is a charity event on (for e.g. children in need)
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I haven't wore a proper business suit in ages.
Winter/Fall Wear: Business Casual mostly. Nice tailored pants (black and grays) - I can even do tailored capri pants, a nice blouse and silk scarf.
Spring/Summer Wear: Pencil skits, dresses with nice carigan or summer jacket, minimal accesories.
Work from home wear: Jammies and hubby's worn out t-shirt and usually some sort of food particles in my hair. But I sound very professional :)
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These days… maternity tops with maternity pants 
The dress code at my office is business casual, except on Fridays when we get to wear jeans 
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casual chic shalwar kamiz... mostly long shrts and trousers
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I have had to wear professionally tailored suits all through my career , with some jobs letting us enjoy a dress down day on Fridays … I have a very very strong wish to work in a business casual environment :hinna: … I never got to show off my lovely tops and trousers … Most fridays I couldnt do dress down , coz I would end up with a meeting and prefered not to look casual :hinna:
I also have a love for uniform 
… Most people loathe it , but I love the idea of having a uniform .. it means no morning confusion , you already know what you are wearing the next day and the days after 