Casual is the everyday style of 2013, the main feature of which is its versatility and comfort. As you know, there are several variations of this style, but their framework is extremely blurred.
Casual directions:
- Street-casual . Do not be afraid to show your individuality in the "fashion for every day." Such a casual style of clothing perfectly suits energetic, appreciating comfort to people.
- Sport-casual . It includes the combination of familiar clothes with some sports elements.
- All-out-casual . This direction is absolutely not suitable for office. It is suitable for street time of forwarding, for example, for walking with friends.
- Smart / business-casual , which fits perfectly into the business atmosphere. Not so boring as the usual strict dress-code, but at the same time the image corresponds to the office environment.
Smart / business casual - the best choice for office fashion
The business style has become a bit softer with time. Smart casual is a casual-business style of clothes, which is characterized by some freedom and enhanced elegance, especially when compared with strict and boring office images.
"Intellectual daily" has to convenience, the presence of dress-code rarely contributes to self-expression. Business-casual is "Friday office fashion", ideal for negotiations and meetings. It is in Western countries that this day-to-day business style is included in the category of acceptable for corporate and ordinary workdays.
Business-casual differs from the official-business style in many ways. In the business-version it is allowed to use turtlenecks, sweaters, blouses, neck scarves. In the wardrobe you can include jersey. What is important is that jeans are not prohibited here. The only nuance is that they must be classical and without any excesses. Women will be pleased that another office jacket and skirt can be replaced with a relatively strict dress, which is close to the classical style. Accurate accessories are welcome (often black and white). Well complement the image of thin belts.
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