Outfit suggestions for changing at work.

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Jen H.

Jan 5, 2014

Jen H.

I'm starting work in an operating theatre tomorrow and will have to change into scrubs when I get to work, can anyone suggest any outfits stylish but easy to change out of quickly, as I'm used to wear dresses with tights and don't wear jeans (don't own any) and can never find any that fit my jlo bum.

Brittany H.

Jan 5, 2014

Brittany H.

Slacks with a cute shirt and a blazer, or maybe a long skirt or dress so you don't have to wear tights.

Brittany H.

Jan 5, 2014

Brittany H.

I also wear skinny black pants all the time. They pair with anything and can be dressed up or down. The really stretchy ones are comfortable like leggings, but don't show your butt! I wear mine like most people wear jeans.

Emily W.

Jan 6, 2014

Emily W.

Skirts, tank tops/camisoles, cardigan sweaters? That way all you have to do is take off the skirt and sweater (wear the tank under the scrub top). Unless you can't wear it under the scrub top (I'm not familiar with scrub-in procedures for surgery), in which case you whip the tank off too. Either way, easy to change in and out of.

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