We’re so close to spring and we all must get of our comfort zone (as most of us stayed at home lately). It’s great to look both professional and fashion forward. Make yourself more confident and level up your work style this year to make yourself feel more comfortable. With just simple steps and a little bit of effort you can be way more stylish and confident at work, or any formal meetings. Always make an excuse for yourself to change your colors and your looks.

1- Stripped long sleeve blouse

if you’re looking for a best outfit, this stripped blue & white blouse is amazing, and it can be formal casual for mediocre or nice weather.

2- Fabric and fit

Two things to really consider when you look for a formal look; fabric and fit. Even the oversized blouse is so feminine when you look for the perfect fabric, the fabric should not be too loose or too tight. Most of the time it’s silk and linen and of course, it depends on your mood and your available options.

3- Camel tone jacket

camel tone jacket is perfect for everyday looks, it’s essential in your wardrobe, it’d make your life much easier believe me (I have one myself and you won’t regret it).

4- Go for neutrals


you can never go wrong with neutrals, for your lazy days pick the most comfy style with a slouchy boots and then you’re good to go.

5- Spice it up


spring is all about chilling, as being formal doesn’t mean you’re boring. Always add a color which would make it special and attractive, a bright colored bag with medium-wash jeans is wonderful together.

6- Make it modern and comfy


one side of the blouse underneath to make it way nice to the eyes and for you as well. Cotton trousers with matching colors in your bag and shoes, this contrast are way chic.

Pay attention to the details

you’re allowed to go for whatever you want, a skirt of trousers. Make sure that you choose an outfit that fits your environment. By add your personal touch using the simple steps above you will survive with your formal spring looks.

About the author;

This article was written by guest author Aliaa Koutb.