What to Wear to Get the Corner Office (and 6 Office Dressing No-Nos)

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Posted Jun 19th 2009 10:13AM

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By Holly Eagleson for Lemondrop


A good rule for office attire is dress for the position you want, not the one you have. (Which is why we always wear white sequins -- our dream job is at Dollywood.) But what exactly does that mean when your boss is more Susan Boyle than Devil Wears Prada?

Follow these easy -- but surprisingly laid-back -- dressing guidelines and you'll never be the target of co-workers' "What is she wearing?" water-cooler bitchiness.

Your Must-Have Wardrobe >>

lean cuisine

By Holly Eagleson for Lemondrop


A good rule for office attire is dress for the position you want, not the one you have. (Which is why we always wear white sequins -- our dream job is at Dollywood.) But what exactly does that mean when your boss is more Susan Boyle than Devil Wears Prada?

Follow these easy -- but surprisingly laid-back -- dressing guidelines and you'll never be the target of co-workers' "What is she wearing?" water-cooler bitchiness.

Your Must-Have Wardrobe >>

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