can i wear this in a business casual work environment?
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Anonymous
| I think so! Very cute, op. |
Anonymous
| I think it really cute, but not a fan of sheer fabric at work (even on the arms) |
Anonymous
| I think it's okay, but it either seems too dressy/sexy for work, or too casual with the khaki pants. |
Anonymous
| I like it, but with the right pants or a black pencil skirt. |
Anonymous
| Nice but a dark wash Jean would be better with it. |
Anonymous
| I wouldn't recommend it. It seems too casual/non-professional to me. It's tasteful and looks good, but isn't quite appropriate for a business casual environment. Think more conservative. It's borderline, so not egregious, but I usually use the policy that if I had to meet a client at the last minute, if the outfit would made me still feel professional and would still allow me to still be in control of the situation, then it is appropriate. For me, it's a little too relaxed. |
Anonymous
| Wow, this would qualify as dressy at my workplace. Then again, I wear jeans every day. Love the sweater! |
Anonymous
| I would. |
Anonymous
| yes with a blazer over. No without (no see through clothes at work = basic rule) |
Anonymous
| Of course. Just don't pair it with flip flops. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| You could wear it at my casual-casual workplace. I don't think it's "business casual" though. |
Anonymous
This. |
Anonymous
Agree. Great under blazer. Otherwise save for after work. |