When I started this blog six years ago (what?!?!), there were very few bloggers who talked about professional attire. Well, at least there weren’t many bloggers who didn’t think that a suit jacket with shorts was workwear. Since then, more blogs have popped up that cater to ladies with serious jobs.
I love Jean at Extra Petite. Meaghan at District Sparkle has a funky work style. There’s also The Classy Cubicle and 9-to-5 Chic. And, of course, Corporette.
But I’m always looking for new blogs to read, so if you have a favorite professional fashion blog, leave it in the comments. I think we could all use some more inspiration in the work-attire department.
xoxo, Belle
23 comments
AR says:
https://thecorporatecatwalk.blogspot.com/
SJ says:
Belle, do you still use BlogLovin’? I started using it and like it okay, but I was wondering if there’s something better out there.
Erin says:
I like feedly!
Belle says:
I’ve been using AOL Reader. It’s not perfect, but it’s probably the most like Google Reader was. I stopped using BlogLovin because the site redirects started to eat up a lot of time when you’re reading 100+ blogs.
Kay says:
You can disable that feature now.
save. spend. splurge. says:
I second Feedly.
Lindsay says:
Third for Feedly!
Kelsey says:
https://franish.blogspot.com/
Michelle says:
I love the blog “looks good from the back.” Most of the outfits the ladies post are work appropriate, and always give with a healthy level of snark!
Maggie says:
I’ve had a lot of trouble finding good professional women’s blogs that diversify their content. I enjoy the fashion posts, but it’s just a little bit much when it’s all day every day. Love the work/life advice, thoughts on intriguing pieces of journalism, and product reviews. That’s what keeps me coming back.
save. spend. splurge. says:
I agree. It’s partly why I love CapHill so much 😀
Amanda says:
My favorite is: https://afashiondeliberation.blogspot.com/
I feel like she is the only blogger I’ve seen that nails professional wardrobe in an edgier, more minimalist (less classic/preppy) way. I love her style, I only wish she posted more!
DontBlameTheKids says:
Great recommendation! I had never heard of her, but I just checked it out and instantly fell in love.
jpo says:
Completely agree- she has fabulous style, a good mix of work-appropriate and edgy.
Kay says:
Hello Framboise! and Stylish Petite have work outfit posts that are on point. The Classy Cubicle is good too. Wendy’s Lookbook often features work appropriate pieces (blazers, pencil skirts) even though the blog isn’t slanted towards office wear.
If I’m in need of inspiration and blogs aren’t doing it for me, I’ll look to famous political figures and take note of their outfits (many of which are suits). Kate Middleton, Princess Letizia Ortiz and Queen Rania Abdullah all have great style.
Christina says:
A recent find: https://withlovefromkat.com/
Sarah says:
Petite Curves Ahead – these girls are awesome!
https://petitecurvesahead.com/
Kim says:
A few favorites:
Loop Looks https://looplooks.net
Nine-Thirty to Five https://ninethirtytofive.blogspot.com
Outfit Posts https://www.outfitposts.com
Inbetweencurves says:
I second Outfitposts.com. For those of us in less formal fields, her outfits are perfect. I definitely have used her posts as inspiration and shopping guide this past year.
Amanda says:
Laurie with Wanda Grace
http://www.wandagrace.com
Kiniha says:
alreadypretty.com is awesome for a funkier or more creative approach to office and professional attire–may not suit all offices all the time but fun for inspiration.
Lindsay says:
I really like Marionberry Style. She recently left her office job to work in fitness, so I’m not sure what direction she will go in next.
JenniferD says:
I think Alterations Needed https://www.alterationsneeded.com/, while not a strictly professional work blog, has great content on how clothes should fit, especially for petite women. I am not petite, but I referred to one of her posts when trying to figure out if my newest blazer purchase fit correctly in the shoulders and through the sleeves.