We’ll try to help. Here we bring you ten ways to express yourself on casual Friday and still look appropriate:
1. Avoid the Too-Much-Information Effect
One of the issues with casual attire is when the fit (or lack thereof) promotes overexposure of your anatomy for professional standards. This includes tight jeans, deep v-necks, dropping waistbands and transparent fabrics.
Think slim not skinny, fitted not tight, and above all, don’t go sheer.
2. Work Personal Choices Into Pared-Down Attire
Coloured loafers, a silk scarf, a unique belt or even a subtle print are welcome accents to a sober, professional look. Make sure you have one interesting feature to impress your co-workers with.
The more unique and individual, the better. People appreciate small efforts of this sort, and you’ll draw positive attention to yourself without sacrificing your professionalism or going overboard:
3. Avoid Obviously Branded Stuff
You don’t want your colleagues wondering if you’re making more than they are, or be that guy who is overcompensating for a lack of personality/genuine style credentials.
Bear in mind: subtly branded, high quality or luxury items send out a completely different, more positive message. Keep your outfits classic and simple and consider integrating unique textures, subtle prints or eye-catching colours in order to draw attention in a sophisticated and refined way:
4. Dress-Down Your Accessories
Since you’re not wearing your suit, why not swap your formal watch for a more casual style (think canvas or coloured straps instead of leather), change your metal-rim spectacles for brightly coloured frames, or even ditch the briefcase for a messenger bag?
These are subtle alterations that will balance out your look and help your casual get-up come alive:
5. Juxtapose Aesthetics & Utilise SeparatesIf you strive to create an interesting balance of smart and casual, no one can criticise.
For example, tailored trousers and trainers, or a t-shirt/polo layered underneath a blazer:
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