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I haven’t seen this where I work (admittedly I don’t have to go into the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this office very often), but I do have mad respect for it. There’s a certain level of confidence to be bold and do your own thing. I don’t know that I have that, but I admire and hope to have the sentiment. I’m curious why aren’t different styles worn more often? I understand the risk of looking out of place, especially when entering a new company, but I’ve noticed the ones at my work (midsized company not big tech) who “fit in” more has more to do with shared interests and personality. I can only speak to my personal experience, but it really comes down to two factors. 1) People in technical fields have an unconcious bias against the “girly” or “cute” woman. You’re not taken as seriously, and your intelligence is doubted. 2) I fight against misogyny regularly because so many of my peers and the people who are in charge are men. I was literally told I “had a tone” recently in a meeting and was advised to “be more approachable”. (I didn’t, I was just defending my stance on something.) I love clothes. I love fashion. What I wear outside of work is a total 180 from what I wear at work. But with everything I deal with just to hold my place, I don’t have the mental overhead to deal with sticking out. It sucks, and I hate it, but I think a lot of women in technical jobs just feel the same: it’s easier to blend in.

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omg agreed. I’m as girly as they come. In my early career, I was looking for a man so I was kind of ok with not being taken as seriously but maybe finding a smart man at work/ happy hour – wish I did not do that tbh. Definitely changed that in my mid to late twenties. In one of my jobs, I started out as that girl who wore the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this boring clothing and people took me seriously. Towards the end, I started dressing more “me” and was automatically taken less seriously. Now as an early 30s married woman, I would absolutely not want to deal with having to justify the shit out of every assumption because it’s clear I’m girly and I like fashion. I will probably do whatever it takes to not look girly in the workplace, but I do feel sad about how much clothing I have that isn’t really “me” and how much clothing that is “me” that I can’t really wear.
I’m the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this only woman in the whole tech department though, so I stick out anyway, however I’ve never been treated differently (I guess I’m very lucky with my team). I will never be able to blend in, so I’m just embracing standing out. I don’t go for full business professional, because I don’t want to look like I’m lost on my way to a finance meeting, but I’m happy to be the tech chick wearing pink. I have a few blazers made from more casual materials (activewear knit stuff). They are very slim in cut and I am looking for something in a more relaxed cut. So you have any brands to recommend? I’ve been wearing the hell out of the “relaxed” blazers I got from White House Black Market. They are not good for natural materials, but their clothes fit me well, so I still like them. And I’ve been really surprised at how often I reach for one of the relaxed blazers. I have black, biscotti, and a mock herringbone print. I feel they work really well to dress up a pair of dark wash or black skinny jeans. I’m not into the big on big silhouette, so I still do skinnys sometimes for big on top, slim on bottom. I have a couple sweater blazers from both Loft and J.Crew. I like the ones from Loft better because they sometimes have a plaid or check print to break things up.

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damn – that is so different from my current sense of style but you are totally making me realize that it is nothing too jarring/special that carries the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this most cachet. My coworker and I call this “tech bro, but hot”. Simple solid top, tailored pants or dressy jeans, classy hair. Nice shoes, “clean” makeup & nails, a bag and shoes to fit your personality. Totally agree. Adding on, an easy formula is blazer, tee, jeans, and sneakers or loafers. Short polished nails and accessories to add some flair. I very rarely go into the office but try to dress well when I do since they’re usually days where C levels are in. I like to wear wide legged pants with a front pleat or a skirt that is below my knees. In the summer this could be linen pants and a wrap skirt and in the winter I will wear black high waisted wool pants or a wool skirt. I usually wear a form fitting turtleneck or a light sweater on top or a silk blouse + cotton or cashmere cardigan. These are outfits you could wear to a nice lunch with a friend IMO which is my benchmark for officewear at our casual startup
I’m in tech and and mostly wfh, everyone sits in our meetings in hoodies unless they just had a client call. However, I’ve been just thinking about this as well and decided to update my wardrobe. For one, I actually miss feeling more put together, plus I really want to project more professional as I’m actively angling for a promotion. I got a variety of shirts and tops with different cuts and colours. They are not professional type of cotton shirts, but silk, satin, chiffon. I like extra details around the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this neck/shoulder, as that’s the part you can see on a video call. I VERY rarely go to the office, so if I do I meticulously plan my fit. It might be a bit silly, but my thought process is that they only see me a handful of times in the year, and what I’m wearing today will be the image they picture in their head about me. This is also the time when I meet higher levels, other teams and clients. We can’t wear sneakers, and pumps would be out of place, so I usually opt for boots with chunky heels or loafers. Most of the time I’m wearing heels, because being taller makes me more confident, but the style is not too dressy.
Blazers! I know it’s not for everyone, but I love a good blazer, and I wear them often casually as well. I think the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this key is to go for more oversized or unusual cuts, so it doesn’t scream finance. If I go with a blazer, I’m more chill with the top under it, rarely wear a shirt in that case. Bodysuits, turtlenecks, nice t-shirt etc. I also like colour (I don’t look that great in navy and grey etc), which makes it more of a style choice than trying too hard to look professional. Where are you getting your blazers? I am in a thrift-poor environment and worry about buying from Poshmark/ebay because I am broad of shoulder, and my local options are not great. We do have Banana Republic, Marshall’s… I will probably go to Montreal in the next few months, so I’m open to Canadian options. This is going to sound weird, but only wear one casual items at a time. If you wear casual jeans, wear them with loafers and a sweater or nicer shirt. If you wear sneakers, don’t wear them with both a t-shirt and jeans.
sweater with a skirt and black tights.. I’ve also swapped out for red tights, which are really in right now. It’s a fun wintery look Basically: have one or two structured pieces, with casual layers. A nice leather bag can also elevate any look. Hi, I work in big tech as an engineer and I just wear what I want to wear… I know you are supposed to blend in and stuff, but I have been around for 8 years and I wear what I want. If people judge me, it’s on them and not me. But some of my co workers, do a casual blazer with jeans, a nice dress with a cardigan or a nice sweater to look more professional. I absolutely hate the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this hoodies and the t shirts that everyone loves wearing and I avoid them. holy shit are you inside my brain? I’m in a semi-similar situation (and open to feedback), where I have a ton of formal stuff from a career in finance. Now I’m pivoting back to the same sector but the vibes have changed, alot of the interviews with men I’ve seen – very few people wear suits, I saw sneakers on one man, jeans on another and a more casual plaid shirt on another. All the women within the office are admins/project managers/ etc. and aren’t really gunning to be taken seriously in the same way.
I think your scenario would be a little bit different and maybe more casual (or maybe not), where you could do two casual elements and two formal elements – an example could be jeans and sneakers, but an elegant button up with a nice belt. Or a t-shirt and jeans with a blazer and loafers. Or a cute but not revealing dress you would wear on the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this weekends with a nice pair of loafers and a cardigan. Or suit pants + button up + sneakers or suit pants + turtleneck + loafers. Something I’m thinking is that I could probably do one casual element in every outfit except for a day like Friday, where I’d probably lean towards the above aesthetic. I’m thinking something like: formal work dress + cardigan + loafer or suit pants + button up with a nice sweater and loafer. Back when I was early twenties, mad men and House of Cards was a big inspo so we wore a lot of pencil skirts and work dresses – I think alot of the pencil skirts, even if formal, would look too sexy for me to come off like a future master of the universe. I think for me the biggest thing is avoiding the vibe where I come off too fashionable/ too young – hopefully there would be lee-way on a day like Friday.
Really great advice! I was going to suggest the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this same exact approach and styling. I will add that clothing needs to be classic and tailored. Always tailored! Knits (either Suit Pants OR Suit Jacket unless attending formal meeting) are overlooked yet flattering and comfortable. I personally tend to stay away from the most casual items (sweatshirts, leggings sandals, anything baggy). I definitely watch what the men wear and take inspo from it, but I always elevate it. It’s been my experience as a Female professional to take every opportunity to stand out from the crowd. When done right, clothing and style makes an immediate impression and difference! I feel more confident too! Yes, here is a suggestion of “elevating” your clothing on a casual day. Say your male colleagues wear jeans and shirt. Ensure everything is tailored to your body shape, including all items that are off the rack and dress to your body shape 1a) On a casual day, consider wearing white or really dark wash wide leg denim pants, (The right silhouette mimics suit trousers) add a caramel colored kitten heel or ballet flat (Tory Burch, Rothy’s as examples) Try an oversized collar or accent buttons on a crisp button down shirt, and throw on a silky slim line blazer in a solid color such as Navy , Red, or Green —or match your shoes if you wish by choosing a Caramel color. (Whatever solid color you choose with out including neons or patterns, etc)
Accessories: Keep them really clean and in good condition. I personally like fitted leather belts (Moschino makes nice belts), Small Earrings, Scarf (Muted tone, maybe a dash of color matching one of your other accessories), and a Structured Folio, plus I wear closed toe ballet flats or a Mary Jane heel I can be more specific if you give me an environment and industry(semi casual, corporate c/suite; Financial Services, Tech, Consumer Products) Ooh, these are good tips indeed! My industry of note would be academia, specifically the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this psych department of a college. Yup this is my approach. One part casual, one part dressy. My native style is dressier, and I don’t want to lose that, so I add a casual note. It works.
If you’re concerned individual items fall too far out of the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this spectrum (too casual or too formal) your accessories can bring you into a zone you’re trying to be in. For example a wide leg suit pant can be made more casual with nice running shoes and having more casual hair like a ponytail. I personally love a pair of platform keds because they are comfortable go with just about everything and the platform allows me to get away with longer length pants My VP in a tech (very casual) office wore solid tees with jeans and a blazer. Not a super dressy blazer, but something like ponte, and cute flats or oxfords, with simple jewelry. It was appropriate for pretty much any work scenario, with the addition of trousers instead of jeans for client stuff.
Wear trousers with nice tee shirts. Like fancy tees. Keep a blazer at your desk — it can even be a “sweater style blazer” if you want to go for a more casual vibe. Wear that to meetings. Done. I hate blazers (find them very uncomfortable) and my lone blazer has sat there on a hanger since pre Covid days (events I once wore it to are now virtual). I work in big tech too and I don’t understand why you would need to dress formally to be taken seriously. Choose an outfit based on what’s comfortable to you, not because you think not dressing a certain way will make people judge you. I’ve seen people in Pokemon onesies at work, nobody cares. That said, I’ve saw one woman consistently pulling off dressier looks around the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this rest of us slobs. She would pair one informal item with her outfit. So pants + blouse + fringe jacket, pants + tshirt + formal (ish) jacket, jeans + shirt, etc. You could try that and see if it helps.
Personally, I enjoy men’s business attire so I just try to replicate their look in women’s clothes. Sometimes a patterned button down with a nice cardigan or sweater and then darker Jean Clothes made from more structured thick fabric. Even if it’s just a tee. It looks different than a slouchy tee. Fitted / well fitting /tailored clothes depending on how fancy you want to get. If the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this hem is too long, hem it. If the waist is loose but the thighs are tight, get a bigger size and reduce the waist size. Avoid athleisure. If you’re going to wear sneakers then make sure they’re clean, nice, not too sporty. Maybe a solid color leather sneaker or loafer. Women in male-dominated workplaces can be hit with a double standard: if they dress like the boys, they’re sometimes seen as sloppy. But if you dress more “womanly” in a sexist workplace, that doesn’t help either. And dressing more professionally? That can read “older” in an environment that prizes young tech bros. My office dress code is also casual. Flip flops, jeans, and a t-shirt are completely acceptable. When I want to “dress up” I lean into business athleisure clothing. My favorite example of this is the Athleta Stellar pants. It instantly elevates my outfit without people going “why are you so dressed up today?” Lol. I’m from Seattle and dressing up for me is basically a feminized version of what male techies wear. Neutral colors and clean lines.
Casual blazers, neutral sweaters, a button up cotton or linen shirt, leather sneakers, even leather belt can make an outfit look a little more professional without going full on suit. I think a good in between are things like cardigans and cable knit sweaters. I finally bought a cable knit sweater this year and I was surprised at how much it elevated even a t-shirt and leggings. If you want sneakers look to fashion ones like Vejas. I’m also a fan of good black ballet flat. It instantly makes any outfit look nicer while still not being as dressy as heels. Echoing some of the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this other comments — I don’t wear overtly “stereotypically professional” like a full pants/skirt suit, but instead will try to wear relatively-modern silhouettes/trends, well-fitting garments, pair professional with casual (think blazer with jeans, or wide leg dress pants with a belt and tucked high-quality tshirt), and accessorize like it’s no one’s business. Most people at my work wear jeans, regular shirts, or hoodies. I don’t wanna do that especially cause jeans are not too comfortable wearing all day while sitting so I got some really cute/comfy dress pants and wear it with more casual but still cute shirts. I’ll PM you my Pinterest board because I feel like it fits the vibe you’re going for perfectly. I found that wearing dress pants that are more wide with sneakers or chunky boots + a more fitted top that’s either cropped (no skin showing cause the pants are higher waist) or tucked in looks really cute
I used to work in big tech and now work in tech for a less tech-y company, so take what I say with a grain of salt because my office now is a little more corporate. A simple thing that worked for me is wearing office appropriate but casual dresses or skirts instead of jeans. I feel like the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this people I worked with simultaneously understood that I was dressing casually, but the very presence of a dress made them also think of me as dressing nicer than my co-workers in t-shirts and hoodies. I also could then get away with funky accessories to really sell the casual nature without losing that “Oh, look at that well dressed engineer” vibe. I’ve also seen great success with the jeans/t-shirt/blazer combo, though. It’s a classic for a reason!
My work also doesn’t have a dress code (I work in a university), so some days I’ll turn up in shorts and a t-shirt, and other days, in a fussy dress. A middle-of-the-road option that I find very versatile and comfortable is straight black jeans, nice sneakers or casual boots (Blundstones, Docs…), and a slightly elevated tee from somewhere like Kule, Everlane, Kotn, or Colorful Standard. You can pair the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this outfit with anything from a sweatshirt to a cardi, shacket, or blazer, depending on how dressy you want to be. So I work in insurance in a Midwestern city. It’s very very casual. Like people will wear their sweatshirts to work. Nothing wrong with it but I just can’t do that honestly. I wear outfits that make me feel good and professional. When I dress better, my confidence is through the roof. Just because everyone else is wearing casual clothes, doesn’t mean I have to do the same.
Between all of that, I am able to mix & match all the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this outfits. I can dress my jeans up or I can dress my suit pants down. I can wear a suit when I need to but I don’t have to. Some wide leg work slacks and a slim fitted tee. I also like the tees from cos or a fitted tee and cropped cardigan. I pair these with chunky loafers or chunky converse. You can also pair em with ballet flats . I’m an engineering professor and these are some of the things I do and see amongst fashion attentive women in my professional life: Trousers with low profile sneakers or casual shoes and a tee/sweater on top. So, long black trousers with white sneakers or converse (I do this too), or pleated straight trousers with some kind of flats. Cos and Sezane are great trouser sources for this mixed casual/formal vibe, they can be dressed up and down and tend to be durable.
Blazers with jeans. Classic. It’s also the Cat ho ho no Christmas outfit Shirt Besides,I will do this max level of formality for the men, it’s a good gender neutral style. Seen in classrooms on faculty as well as at graduation ceremonies. Lighter blue jeans dial the formality down, dark or black jeans dials it up. Usually with loafers (all genders), sometimes sneakers, or sometimes flats or clogs on women. For a woman, the blazer should be a little oversized to not read overdressed, I love Everlane for this. Sweatshirts can be smart casual! A non hoodie sweatshirt in good shape, pair it with straight jeans and a loafer or flat, maybe one piece of jewelry you like a lot. A college sweatshirt or souvenir, or something like Clare V or Colorful Standard for more feminine tailoring and fashion-y.

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