Sentences with phrase «business casual side»

If you're in a creative field, your outfit could probably run to a more business casual side, but here are some basics interview clothing rules that apply to all industries: no sneakers, no jeans, no tee - shirts!

But I think I have 5 suits, 3 blazers on the business casual side, 2 work dresses, 10 pencil skirts, 15 - 20 shirts / blouses, and 9 pairs of closed - toe shoes.

Our office attire is relaxed and mostly casual, but my #ootd's are definitely more on the business casual side!

The dress code for my current job falls somewhere between the business professional / business casual side, so I'm required to dress up and put on a swipe of lipstick every day.

Not exact matches

In this case, Lululemon has taken the category of women's athletic apparel — which has been an afterthought for women's fashion brands like La Senza and Bebe, and an «also - ran» side of the business at Nike and Adidas — married it to mainstream casual and turned it into a high - performing category all its own.

Well, looking on the bright side... People are dining more at their favorite fast food joint, quick service restaurant like Chipotle, casual dining place like Applebee's, favorite fancy restaurant or your small business.

I work in a corporate office as a social media manager, and while I'm pretty laid back in my everyday style — the office is not so much Managers are expected to wear blazers and dress on the more formal side of «business casual», which has honestly been quite a tough transition for me in the past (almost) year.

My own purchases / items I'm considering are on the dressier side due to my business casual (no jeans / tees / hoodies) dress code.

The brushed and pinned back hair and the tight braid down one side scream business casual style at its best.

Whenever I am looking at wearing a trend to the office, I always try to keep the rest of my outfit more on the traditional «business casual» side.

My work environment is called Business Casual but people really stretch it more in the casual sideCasual but people really stretch it more in the casual sidecasual side here.

This outfit is on the more formal side of the business casual spectrum, but a pair of slim - fit trousers in an eye - catching hue keep the look fun and fresh.

The business - side aura of the button - down top can add a professional influence to your otherwise casual outfit.

That is actually inappropriate for a lot of office settings but my office is business casual so I do see my coworkers wearing t - shirts or just plain regular shirts and my boss and supervisor didn't pull me to the side to say it was inappropriate.

In 2016, I also explored the boundaries of «business casual» attire, and managed to stay on the good side of HR.

As I've mentioned before, my office is on what I would call the «business formal light» side meaning we generally wear skirts, dresses, and work pants Monday through Thursday, but are allowed to dress snappy casual on Fridays — aka we can wear jeans, so I often do.

I really like all of your looks and would personally wear everything you post, but I was wondering whether you would be interested in stepping out of your comfort zone and trying some different looks other than business casual / looks that lean on the more conservative side?

This pink skirt and white button down look is extremely polished and I would definitely wear it for a big meeting or a day where I need to be on the more formal side of business casual.

I'm sure you'll see it defined in lots of different ways and although I wrote about it in Business Casual for Women now that you've asked me to put the two side by side it has made me think again!

I'm starting a job in a biotech that, while it's on the casual side of business casual, is probably somewhere I'd like to avoid wearing holey jeans with frayed hems and a t shirt with nerdy sayings.

This can be a part - time job, a casual situation (like tutoring or helping a friend with computer problems), taking on overtime work, or even starting your own side business.

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A law blogger's tone, to my way of thinking, should fall slightly on the formal side of the fulcrum: it should be «business casual.»

Some businesses have a more casual look, but always dress slightly more formally, just to be on the safe side.

Use your blog as a chance to show your casual, laid back side rather than the uptight business professional you have to be every day at work.