Safest, chicest options: Sage, olive, eucalyptus, emerald Champagne, taupe, soft mocha Dusty blue, steel, slate Muted terracotta or clay Jewel tones like emerald, plum, or burgundy shop burgundy square neck dress by lulus shop wine red high neck maxi by lulus Avoid: neon tones, shiny polyester or tight satin, anything that looks like it came from a 2012 Pinterest board
Opt for bold florals Bold florals work best on those with deeper skin tones, like Sophia Vergara
DeMille Award, wore a black sparkly gown with a dazzling cape across her shoulders
Examples of the kinds of questions you could ask include: How do people who work here usually dress? or How would you dress for an interview with this company? Perusing the companys website and social media profiles for images that offer clues about the typical attire Visiting the companys location (if convenient) and observing firsthand how employees dress Once you find out the companys dress code, consider the examples in these four workplace attire categories: In formal environments, appropriate attire might include a tailored suit, button-down shirt with tie, blouse, lace-up dress shoes or close-toed pumps, and stockings or dress socks