Women’s business casual long meant that instead of the traditional business look of, say, a navy suit and white blouse, an appropriate alternative would be something like a sweater with a colorful ...

Are you heading back to the office soon? If your commute is making a comeback this year, it’s time to get your work wardrobe ready to go. From blouses and slacks to heels that you can wear all day ...

As many employees begin to return to work (at least a few days a week) or venture into the office for the first time, decoding the office dress code can be tricky. Most offices simply delineate ...

“Business casual” is one of those terms that’s been used for decades but is just as elusive as ever. In some cases it could mean wearing a bright-colored polo shirt; in others, it could mean wearing a ...

Business casual has completed its ascent as the most common way Americans dress at the office, a recent survey found. A YouGov poll released in June found that 47% of respondents wore business casual ...

For years, Anais Fritz hadn’t felt the need to deviate from her “standard corporate uniform” of white button-up shirts, black or navy pants and plain lace-up sneakers. That is, until this spring, when ...

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The best work clothes for women have come a long way since the ‘80s power suits of the Working Girl era. Dress codes—if there are even any—are more relaxed and casual in most offices. And for ...

As people continue to push the boundaries of traditional office wear, shorts can still feel like a risky choice. Our critic explains why that is, and offers a few styling tips. By Vanessa Friedman Now ...

Social media manager Rebecca Henninger says she prefers to wear a kind of “work outfit” − even if she is still working from home. “I always put on shoes in my office. I just feel more professional and ...

Few people are as knee-deep in our work-related anxieties and sticky office politics as Alison Green, who has been fielding workplace questions for a decade now on her website Ask a Manager. In Direct ...