Although the dress code differs from one office to the next, one thing is certain: In a plus-sized business skirt you’ll always be perfectly dressed. A-line skirts offer plenty freedom of movement and skilfully conceal the hips. Pencil skirts, on the other hand, taper to the hem.
For a classic look, style your business skirt with a figure-defining top, e.g. with a slightly tailored blouse with 3/4-length sleeves or a slim cashmere polo neck, which is tucked into the waistband. For a slightly snazzier look, pair flared, pleated or circle skirts with a fashionable oversized jumper so that the hem of the skirt only peaks out a little from the hem of the jumper.
Plus-sized business skirts can also boast a swirling design that flatters the legs and puts your figure in the best light. Women with a narrow waist, but slightly wider hips can further accentuate the middle of their body with a wide belt.
Although the dress code differs from one office to the next, one thing is certain: In a plus-sized business skirt you’ll always be perfectly dressed. A-line skirts offer plenty freedom of movement and skilfully conceal the hips. Pencil skirts, on the other hand, taper to the hem.
For a classic look, style your business skirt with a figure-defining top, e.g. with a slightly tailored blouse with 3/4-length sleeves or a slim cashmere polo neck, which is tucked into the waistband. For a slightly snazzier look, pair flared, pleated or circle skirts with a fashionable oversized jumper so that the hem of the skirt only peaks out a little from the hem of the jumper.
Plus-sized business skirts can also boast a swirling design that flatters the legs and puts your figure in the best light. Women with a narrow waist, but slightly wider hips can further accentuate the middle of their body with a wide belt.
