Business Casual

Entrepreneurs

How to Dress for Success in a ‘Business Casual’ Office

Business casual can be interpreted many ways, depending on the industry and company. Here are tips on how to navigate business casual dress successfully.

By Carolyn Sun

Thought Leaders

Dress for Success This Summer With These 5 Style Tips for Men

In business, what you wear speaks to the type of person you are. An expert shares what's in this season.

By Peter Gasca

Entrepreneurs

Business Ultra-Casual: Would You Wear This Sweat-‘Suit’ to the Office?

Dude, terry cloth isn't just for towels and tracksuits anymore.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Building a Business

Fashion-Savvy Ways to Shape Your Image to Score Business Success

Three experts provide their advice for competitive grooming.

By Karima Mariama-Arthur

Marketing

Your Attire Speaks Volumes Before You Open Your Mouth

Dress to impress the audience at your next presentation. Your grooming and sprucing up become part of the message.

By Jacqueline Whitmore

Thought Leaders

5 Ways to Lead by Example at Work

Managers, take note: Your actions and everyday demeanor may not be giving the right impression.

By Jacqueline Whitmore

Entrepreneurs

Banana Republic Thinks Your Typical ‘Startup Guy’ Should Dress Like This

The retailer will launch a line of head-to-toe outfits "best suited for different professions," including 'The Corporate Guy,' 'The Creative Guy,' and yes, 'The Startup Guy.'

By Laura Entis

Building a Business

Don’t Underestimate the Casual Meeting

With every person you meet, there is the potential for a golden opportunity.

By Adam Callinan

Thought Leaders

Stop Being So Laid-Back In the Workplace

Executives who are too permissive in the office run the risk of sacrificing productivity.

By Lindsay Broder

Entrepreneurs

Is This the Summer of the Short Suit? Thankfully, Probably Not.

J.Crew and other fashion labels may be heavily advertising the look, but that doesn't mean it'll take off.

By Laura Entis

Thought Leaders

Goodbye, Suits. Sport These Smart Looks but Shun Interview No-nos.

Prove you understand the culture of the startup world by adding a little personal flare to your professional attire.

By Erica Bell and Katie Finnegan

Thought Leaders

Professional Dress Doesn’t Have to Mean Boring

As the world gets more casual, your business appearance still matters.

By Adam Toren

Building a Business

How to Set Your Office’s Dress Code

You'd like your employees to dress for success, but sometimes, they're just a mess. Here are 4 ways to get your employees in appropriate attire.

By Gwen Moran

Entrepreneurs

‘Clothes’ the Deal: 7 Ways to Dress to Impress

Sure, it's what's on the inside that counts, but sadly that's not how the business world works. Here are seven tips to project a more professional image at work.

By Jacqueline Whitmore

Marketing

Forget PJs, Dress Your Brand Even at Your Home Office

If you work from home, it's still important to wear clothes that reflect who you are and what you do for a living.

By Jim Joseph

Thought Leaders

What Business Schools Don’t Teach Students But Should

Shocker: A student's entire college education shouldn't all come from overpriced textbooks.

By Derrick Boone

Business Accounting

Can Entrepreneurs Really Wear What They Want?

You may be your own boss, but that doesn't mean you should pull a Mark Zuckerberg and wear hoodies to investor meetings. Here's some advice.

By Coeli Carr

Entrepreneurs

6 Items Every Entrepreneur Needs to Dress for Success

A fashion expert weighs in on what pieces of clothing business leaders should have in their closets.

By Lindsay LaVine

Online Presence

Silicon Valley’s Best Dressed

Forget hoodies and jeans, these eight women prove that you can be a business leader in Silicon Valley and still be stylish.

By Kathleen Davis

Human Resources

When a Tattoo Equals a Lawsuit

T-shirts and tattoos might be more common in the workplace, but keep these four do's and don'ts in mind to avoid potential problems.

By Mikal E. Belicove

Entrepreneurs

How to Dress the Part As an Entrepreneur

The T-shirt-and-hoodie set is changing the rules of dressing for work.

By Ross McCammon