Working in a professional environment, casual Friday isn’t always so casual. A collared shirtdress is a nice option for those who can’t wear jeans or weekend attire. And this Uniqlo dress delivers on both style and price.
This Uniqlo shirtdress is ($39) and comes in three colors. I like this navy print the best. For a professional office, I would wear it with these navy slingbacks. For a more casual office, I like these short Everlane block heel sandals.
Love shirt-dresses? This striped, midi-length shirtdress from Eliza J is nice. This emerald green 1901 dress is a great look. Plus-size? This Rachel Roy Collection dress is a winner. Maternity? This Dorothy Perkins dress is great.
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5 comments
kleigh says:
I love the concept of a shirt dress, but I’ve tried no less than ten and I swear they all look awful on me. I’m not sure what it is, but it makes me so sad.
Annie says:
The Eliza J midi-length shirtdress also comes in plus, and is in the half-yearly sale!
Jill says:
Probably too detail-oriented of me but it bothers me when the back of the dress is longer than the front and so exposes the inner side of the fabric.
Lois says:
Hi!
I am currently interning in D.C., coincidentally working amongst the trade associations in the government relations. I was a read this article, and I am realizing that my dresses that I wear as business professional seem to come off as more business casual for your standards (i.e. Uniqlo shirtdress and the midi-length shirtdress from Eliza J). What are some more business professional dress suggestions? Thanks!
Belle says:
I would look into MM Lafleur dresses or Calvin Klein. You should be looking at simple sheaths.