If you don't know how to go about dressing for work, this infographic will hopefully come in handy. 'The 5 Levels of Business Attire' from Business Insider helps you dress like a leader, regardless of your office environment. Given that people no longer just wear suits in any industry, your work wardrobe can be more challenging to navigate.
From baseline casual to boardroom attire, the dress code levels are based on 'The Image of Leadership' by professional image consultant Sylvie di Giusto. You can always go one level higher when dressing for work, but going two or more will make you look overdressed. Going down a level should be reserved for casual Friday or a relaxed event.
Work Wardrobe Guides
This Infographic Offers Advice for Dressing for Work in Different Offices
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