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New to the Workplace: Helping Men with the Working Wardrobe Staple – Finding Quality in the Dress Shirt

By Sharalyn Hartwell
Even though most offices operate under a business casual dress code these days, it is still imperative for every young professional to build a strong working wardrobe. This can seem a daunting task, particularly for the young male.
The typical college guy’s wardrobe full of jeans, graphic t-shirts and Chuck Taylors isn’t going [...]

New Employee Ponders Her Office Dress Code in Regards to the Industry and her Demographic

My recent incursion into the workforce has rendered me confused as to what exactly constitutes business attire in architecture. With no enforced dress code, the firm I have been working for in the past months continues to surprise me each week, with its similarity to the casualness of a Silicon Valley start-up (though, with the [...]

Emergency Work Wardrobe. Putting Some Business Savvy Towards Your Business Shopping

Be it your first internship, your first job or your promotion, there is a time when the excitement of a grand opportunity is temporarily outweighed by the fact that a new work wardrobe must be purchased before a paycheck is delivered.

At these times you ponder the basics of discount work wear shopping: H&M, Nordstrom Rack…maybe [...]

Boutiqueville.com Highlights New Chicago Boutique: Mr and Mrs. Digz.

When Emilia Dlugolecka was laid off from her corporate job in January, she never imagined she’d become an entrepreneur.
“At first it was like, this is great, I’m gonna hibernate this winter and I don’t have to fight traffic or get on the El when it’s like zero degrees,” she recalls. A few months later, she [...]

Dress Codes Don’t Cease after the Interview

When you interviewed the new hire, he came in wearing casual business wear. You had no reason to go over the company dress code. On his first day of work, though, he walks in with a shiny diamond stud earring. It’s time to set the record straight.

Read what Adelia Cellini Linecker of Investor’s Business Daily [...]

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