Evolution of women's office style shifts in the 90s
In the 90s women abandon rigid power suits for softer jackets and colorful, flattering outfits. Experts from Merlin and Associates and Dress Barn advise choosing silhouettes that suit individual bodies, pairing jackets with varied blouses, and updating wardrobes economically to project confidence through appearance.
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Dariene Carver
Merlin and Associates, Inc
Samsville
Ms. Carver
Maria Bailey
Westridge Square
Bailey
Ms. Bailey
Cheryl Smith
Workplace dress becomes casual across offices
A Naturalizer survey shows 27 percent of women report evolving casual dress codes, while 36 percent have a designated casual day. Levi Strauss finds 67 percent of U.S. companies allow casual wear daily or on dress-down days, boosting morale and productivity.
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Naturalizer
Working Woman Magazine
Levi-Strauss
Darlene Carver
Merlin and Associates, Inc
Tramsville
Ms. Carver
Frederick Community College
Rick Altmann
Avemco
Altmann
General Foods
Quaker Oats
Pepsico
GECC
Glamour Magazine
Maria Bailey
Westridge Square
California
Pendleton
Gallup
Third Family
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