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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1
Then, what would you add or change about what the PP shared?

Many years ago, I was at a think tank where there were only two tiers: admin and scholars. I had to change my look over a weekend, when I realized that my look was more "admin" (whatever that meant at the time) than "scholar." I only bought a few pieces, followed the PP's general advice, and finished out my year there. The staff was amazing and resourceful. It was not an insult to be mistaken for an administrator, it's just that I would miss out on invitations to presentations or collaborative work. Once I had my sling backs and sheath dress, I started being taken a lot more seriously.

I'm now a Consultant, wearing leggings and a tunic-length t-shirt while teleworking.

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Well twinset and pearls have to go. And the 3 piece suit as well, with the silk blend tops and button downs. The suit may or may not be necessary depending on what OP actually does but for most women nowadays a suit is unnecessary. An elegant dress is usually better. Button down shirts - I never ever wear these because my boobs make this look very unattractive. But of course that is body-shape dependent. As I said, it's hard to advise without knowing more about OP. But I would suggest thinking about dresses, a few separates that can be switched around and matched. These are expensive options but for an idea,[b] look at The Fold https://thefoldlondon.com/  and Cefinn https://www.cefinn.com/us[/b]/[/quote]

PP, I really like the dresses at both of these sites.  Any other suggestions, particularly in the $300 and less price range?[/quote]

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