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Outfits for Work expirience!
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Hey squad! 🌟 Exciting news—I've got work experience coming up in two weeks, and I’m curious about my outfit choices! I’m leaning towards fun business casual looks, but I’m not sure if they’re appropriate for an occupational and speech therapy setting. The dress code is pretty standard: covered shoulders and knee-length bottoms. I love dressing up and expressing myself through my outfits, but I want to make sure I strike the right balance. Are my picks too much, or are they just right?
| | I have work experience coming up in about 2 weeks time, and these two pics examples of what I’m going to wear, fun business casual (is that what it’s called? Idk please lmk), is this appropriate or too much? (Yes I do have other pants/skirts I’m going to wear btw lmao). For some context I’m going to be at an occupational therapy/speech therapy place and when I asked about dress code it’s mainly just the usually as any workplace, shoulders are covered and no extreme necklines + pants/skirts to the knee or longer. I like dressing up and having fun making my outfits, but are mine maybe a bit much? [link] [comments] |
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