While some organizations have a specific dress code to keep up with, it doesn’t have to be black and white, or that regular color-combo you adhere to throughout the work week. As a woman who works in an environment without any strict dress code, especially when it comes to colors, that is certainly an opportunity to put yourself at the forefront of fashion and the best way out is creativity. So, whether you’re always rummaging the wardrobe in the morning for different clothes to wear or a minimalist sticking to the same clothes every day, the addition of these colors is sure to raise your to style quota.
1. Turquoise & Blue
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2. Brown & leopard prints
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3. Purple & leopard prints
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4. Red & mustard
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5. Grey & light blue
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6. Monochrome in mint green
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