19 Business Casual Outfits Every Woman Needs In Her Wardrobe

19 Business Casual Outfits Every Woman Needs In Her Wardrobe

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It may not be easy when you want to dress well and professionally but are attempting business casual or relaxed dressing.

When preparing for work or a meeting, wear good-looking yet comfortable clothes in the morning.

That is why it is important to have timeless pieces such as a blazer or fashion-forward pieces such as jumpsuits.

Below are the 19 business casual outfit that every woman should own for both, work and other occasions.

1. Classic white button-down shirt

A white collar shirt is something very good for business formal clothing.

It is simple, neat, and goes with many clothes.

You can wear it with skirts, trousers, or under a sweater.

Just make sure it fits well so you look good and feel comfortable.

Classic white button down shirt
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2. Tailored blazer

A good blazer is ideal to wear for that smart look that every smart lady desires to achieve.

It can even glamorise t-shirts to look like office wear for the ladies.

Avoid brightly coloured blazers.

They are hard to accessorize. Instead, choose black, grey, or navy blazers.

The shape of the blazer must be tailored for a tailored fit and the body should be properly fitted but not too much.

It can be combined with a blouse, a shirt or even a dress and will add a professional appearance to your outfit.

Tailored blazer
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3. Pencil skirt 

A pencil skirt is one of the most business casual outfits possible, and they look great at work nonetheless.

It is a tight-fitting skirt that is normally worn at knee length and therefore ideal for most working places.

One can wear it together with blouses, shirts, or even sweaters to create the best look.

Pencil skirts come in various colours and fabrics. For a versatile option, choose a plain colour.

This way, you can easily mix and match different tops.

 It qualifies as work-appropriate as long as it is not skin-tight or above the knee.

Pencil skirt
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4. Blouse with subtle prints

Dresses that shows tiny prints give the business casual look a little more flair without being too reckless.

You can wear blouses with delicate prints like polka dots or flowers. They look good with trousers, skirts, or under a blazer.

They should suit perfectly fine since they are both professional and fashionable at the same time.

Avoid bright colours and patterns. Go for simple, neutral shades. They will keep your look business casual.

Blouse with subtle prints
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5. Straight-leg trousers

Official trousers are ideal trousers to be worn on any business casual occasion due to their simplicity.

They are relaxed and friendly, elegant and suitable for most workplaces.

These trousers come in basic colours like black, grey, and navy. This makes them easy to wear with different tops.

Straight-leg trousers look formal and corporate.

You can pair them with blouses, t-shirts, casual shirts, or knitted wear, depending on how formal you need to be at work.

Straight leg trousers
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6. Knee-length dress 

A dress that reaches the knees is comfortable and suitable for business wear as part of business casual dressing.

We believe that the length of the dress is ideal for the workplace; it is not too revealing but still looks rather trendy.

For business casual outfits, stick to solid colours or subtle prints. Avoid anything too flashy.

You can choose to wear them alone, or also over a more formal blazer to crisp them up a little.

Dresses are great because they’re easy to wear but still look polished, not too casual.

Knee length dress
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7. Lightweight sweater

A blazer is a versatile garment that you can wear to work while still looking smart due to its light nature.

So, it is advisable to buy sweaters with simpler patterns and in more neutral shades, as they are more versatile.

A sweater can be worn in combination with a shirt, or alone with trousers or skirts.

Do not wear thick or very heavy sweaters as they may appear too informal for the workplace.

Lightweight sweater
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8. Cropped pants

Business casual can be stylish and fun with cropped pants.

These pants sit low and end at the ankles. They go well with blouses, shirts, or sweaters.

They are of different designs; ranging from straight hems to a faint flare hem and they blend well with the fashion trends today.

Cropped pants are also ideal for people who want to flaunt their shoes, be it loafers or flats.

Cropped pants
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9. Wrap dress 

A wrap dress is elegant and flatters many body types, making it ideal for business casual wear.

It fastens at the waist and this accentuates the figure and adds a certain chic to the attire.

Choose wrap dresses that are in a neutral colour or simple prints so that they can be worn for work.

Such a dress can be worn on her own or with a blazer in a business environment depending on the occasion.

It is comfortable to wear but at the same time looks quite professional, perfect for those long working days.

Wrap dress
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10. Midi skirt

Another great piece that can easily fit the business casual category is a midi skirt.

This skirt usually covers up to the knee. It looks decent and stylish.

Midi skirts can be in different styles: pleated, and A-lined to be worn with blouses, shirts, or sweaters.

They give a feminine and professional appeal to your outfit.

Choose skirts that are either plain or in colours that can easily blend with other business casual pieces of clothing.

Midi skirt
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11. Wide-leg pants

Wide-leg pants are comfy and stylish for work. They are stretchy and look professional.

Wear them with fitted tops, like a tucked-in blouse, to balance the look. They are great for a professional yet varied outfit.

Wide leg pants
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12. Neutral-colored turtleneck

A white or off-white turtleneck is a key piece for business casual. It looks great alone or with a blazer.

Black, grey, and nude colours like beige are versatile and match many outfits.

A turtleneck is elegant and easy to wear. It’s great for work in cold winter.

Neutral colored turtleneck
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13. Fitted cardigan 

A fitted cardigan is less formal than a blazer but it can be ideal for occasions such as business casual.

It is rather warm and can be worn on top of a blouse or shirt, which is quite nice.

Sweaters in neutral or classic colours are ideal. They can be paired with almost any outfit.

 A fitted cardigan adds more shape to the outfit, yet it remains casual and relaxed.

However, large or thick knee-length cardigans should be excluded since they may look too relaxed for office wear.

Fitted cardigan
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14. A-line skirt

Any other great piece that can easily be worn for business casual wear is an A-line skirt.

It has a slight flare, which could be said that it is comfortable and easy to move in.

A-line skirts can easily be paired with blouses, shirts or even tucked-in sweaters due to the figure enhancing quality that it being a women’s dress offers.

They are a bit feminine but not overly so and they are formal and thus suitable for many offices.

A line skirt
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15. Shift dress

A shift dress is a classy choice for business casual when paired with the right accessories.

It is not tight or clingy, but it’s also not too loose. It strikes a balance, making it a professional outfit.

Suit-like shift dresses with no discernible patterns or in pastel colours are appropriate for the workplace.

They can be worn singly or accessorized with a blazer or a cardigan over them.

The elegance and menagerie of the shift dress allow wearing it for almost any occasion.

Shift dress
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16. Chic jumpsuit

A black belt looks great with a jumpsuit for business casual. Jumpsuits are modern and trendy.

It is like wearing a one-piece attire to work but still presentable enough for work.

When choosing jumpsuits for the office, opt for well-tailored ones and stick to basic colours.

A jumpsuit also looks classy if worn together with high heels and a blazer, as it does when worn with flats.

It will easily transition from a corporate environment to cocktails/drinks or other social engagements.

Chic jumpsuit
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17. Structured bag 

To accessorize the business casual attire, a structured bag is needed to finish off the look.

A bag is useful for carrying your purse and documents. It also helps to make your outfit look smarter.

Choose medium to large bags with minimal detailing. Avoid flashy colours. Black, grey, or beige are ideal.

 A structured bag aids in maintaining a smart and orderly appearance which is ideal especially for working individuals.

Structured bag
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18. Black dress pants

Black dress pants are essential for business casual outfits.

They look good with any top, like blouses or sweaters. They are comfortable for long days and still look formal.

Make sure they fit well, so you feel both comfortable and confident.

Black dress pants
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19. Ballet flats

Business casual also allows you to wear ballet flats for the workplace.

They are easy to wean a working day and are available in different colours and styles.

It’s best to stick to neutral or even muted colours for the working environment.

Ballet flats can be easily matched with skirts and trousers which makes them perfect for everyday use at the workplace.

Ballet flats
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