Today’s fashion is all about different prints, funky bright colors and fresh silhouettes, according to about.com. This can explain for the tricky trends, daring looks and “out of the box” mix matches people have been wearing. Amusing enough, this “era of trendiness” has been investigated for a fashion alert.
Some, if not all of the people who enjoy this era must receive a slap in the face and issued a ticket for not making sense. But who says that fashion must make sense? We all know that fashion is a concept of self expression and an indication of how you want the public to view your appearance. However, “being trendy” is beginning to spill over into traditional work environments. Industries besides Marketing, Sales and Public Relations are accepting employees adding their own “flava” to suit & tie/skirt & blouse attire. Styles such as business casual, snappy casual and dress down Fridays are becoming very popular to appeal to the younger generation in corporate America. According to Google Fashion.com, “companies are responding to younger generations that are in the workforce to appeal and provide a climate of comfort.”
However be mindful in being “too trendy” at work. Some trends can be too outlandish and not appropriate in work environments and walking that line is often too much of a risk when beginning a new career.
By: Megan Wigley
