5 Style Habits for the Professional

While it’s true that in this day and age, office attire is more approachable and casual than ever, greater wisdom holds that dressing professionally still pays off in the long run. Your boss will take you more seriously, you will possess a more formidable presence, and you might even do your job better—all because of how you dress.

To help us overcome our growing tendency toward business-too-casual attire in the office, here is a simple guide that will help you look more professional.

INVEST IN A CLASSIC SUIT

Invest in a classic suit that will take you through any season and any job. Add a bit of flair and feminine charm with a silk blouse.

HAVE A SLEEK PAIR OF STILETTOS

Every woman needs a simple pair of stilettos for work. Ditch your party shoes and go for something simple, comfortable, and elegant.

INVEST IN A SIMPLE DAY-TO-NIGHT DRESS

Day-to-night dressing is made easy with a simple dress. Add a blazer in the office; remove it and accessorize for an after-work cocktail event.

UNDERSTATED ACCESSORIES ARE BEST AT THE OFFICE

Understated and minimal is the best way to go when accessorizing during work hours. If you are all about bold statement jewelry, pair it with a simple, clean outfit for contrast.

LEAVE THE SMOKY EYE FOR AFTER WORK

The Smokey eye you’ve been perfecting? Keep it for non-office hours!

More Fashion Fabula

Best Street Fashion: Oakland

Just a hop over the bay from San Francisco sits Oakland, a multi-cultural hotspot for fashion firsts and trendsetters, specifically the area around Lake Merritt.

Los Angeles: The Garment District

If the tag on your clothing reads made in Los Angeles, they more than likely come from the Fashion District. Hollywood costume departments have custom

10 Must-Have Sweaters for Fall

Who doesn’t love a cozy sweater? They’re exactly the kind of thing that people get “excited” for during fall. But also, sweaters are a necessity,

Home Decor: How to Hang Wall Art

In addition to furniture, wall art can have a big impact on a room’s decor. Whether you’re hanging many different pictures or one statement piece

Professional Look by Topshop

Clockwise from left to right: Lips in Fawn, Eyelet Blazer, Long Sleeve Blouse, Bone Heel Ankle Boots, Split Pocket Pencil Skirt

The History Behind PF Flyers

From their classic canvas look, to their elusive background, PF Flyers are American history and culture compressed into one shoe. We dug deep into their

Home Decor: Neutrals With An Edge

There are plenty of practical reasons to decorate with neutral colors. The shades we think of as neutral – whites, beiges, tans – don’t clash

The History of Lingerie

Underwear has come a long way since the days of linen drawers. In the beginning stages, underwear was originally designed to serve several purposes –

Sunglasses: Shop By Face Shape

Ever wonder which sunglass frames work best for your face shape? We’ve got you covered with this guide. Summer is almost “officially” here so we’re

The History of American Footwear

America’s love affair with footwear dates way back. We decided to look at how shoe trends throughout the 20th century helped to both symbolize and

Work From Home Attire

One of the most attractive things about working from home is the opportunity to wear whatever you want to the “office.” But while it’s tempting

The Modern Romantic

Counter Clockwise from left to right: ‘Joey’ Tassel Loafer, Sheer Greek Key Knit Skirt, Topshop Suede Jacket,‘Cupcakes for Breakfast’ Tee

Beauty Masterclass : Kajal Eyeliner

We’ve always been a fan of smoky, dramatic eyes. Ever since ancient times, kajal and kohl (note: you can use these terms interchangeably) have been

The Best Pants for your Body Type

We recognize that determining your body type can be aggravating. There’s no universal index of key terms or measurements and even if you find a

Fashion Brands

Feedback/Suggest Brands

Again, welcome to Your Brandzaffair. Our goal is to be your daily source for immediate access to all your favorite brandz with their best offers, in addition to providing insights and reviews in your lifestyle interests. We want to always continue to improve your experience. Please tell us what you think and what we can do better.

Spread the Word