Work outfits after promotion.

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Mandi P.

Apr 4, 2014

Mandi P.

I got got a promotion at work and I'm going from wearing scrubs everyday for 6 years to having to wear work casual. We have to wear black pants but can wear any shirt and shoes. Any ideas on where to start looking? I don't want to spend too much since I need ALOT of outfits thanks ladies!

Ayen A.

Apr 4, 2014

Ayen A.

Banana republic! They have awesome work
Clothes.they regularly have everything at 40% off including clearance items!bought a lot of button shirts for $10,original price was around $60-80! I love the quality and their designs are vy classy.I lusted on a beautiful $80 faux fur scarf from BR last winter and saw it on the clearance rack last week at $13! So definitely go and check it out!

Aru T.

Apr 4, 2014

Aru T.

I agree with Ayen :), you may check Loft too!!

Valeria S.

Apr 4, 2014

Valeria S.

Marshall's, tj Maxx, target.

Maggie F.

Apr 4, 2014

Maggie F.

I would agree with Banana Republic and The Loft or Ann Taylor. I get all my work pants at Express as they actually fit the best. The Limited is good too. You really need like 5-7 work appropriate tops and maybe 1-3 blazers or cardigans and a few pairs of heels.

Mandi P.

Apr 6, 2014

Mandi P.

Thanks ladies.. Went shopping today And found good deals at the limited and the loft!! Tried banana republic and TJ Maxx. Also, express had great clothes but no sales on pants! I still need more pants but at least I got a few

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