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" \n So what&amp;#039;s a girl with curves to do at the office when all she wants to do is have her work, not her body, judged? That of course will depend on the field you work in, but for the most part--particularly in more conservative environments--you want to blend in. And while in other areas size may not be important, sizing is massively important when it comes to your work wardrobe. &amp;quot;If you have to, go up a size,&amp;quot; says Human Resources Recruiter and office expert Angel Ulanday. &amp;quot;No one sees the size in your clothes but they do see how they fit you.&amp;quot; Yes, we know how daunting it can be to have to go up a size--especially if you&amp;#039;re already feeling some sort of way about the size you typically wear, but many times our luscious body types aren&amp;#039;t necessarily taken into consideration when some of these workplace fashions are created. So yes, bellas, size it up and have any needed alterations taken care of by a good tailor. Ugh, so does that mean having to let go of that fuego and being forced to look like a nun at the office? Nope! With just a few simple tweeks you can be fashionable and professional. For instance, if you&amp;#039;re particularly well endowed in the chest area and have that annoying problem of gaping in between buttons (assuming that your blouse isn&amp;#039;t too small), you can reinforce the area with a touch of double-sided fashion tape to avoid any wardrobe malfunctions. Ditto necklines. Under no circumstances should there be any cleavage in a conservative work environment. Or in the case of hemlines, always err on having the hem as close to the knee (or longer) as possible. Por ejemplo: We love how this Vivienne Westwood dress cinches at the waist to flatter a curvy figure, but it has a higher neckline and is in a modest color so it won&amp;#039;t be distracting. Add a punch of color with a bib necklace and add your fashionista vibe with nude pumps, a jacket and bag like one from Phillip Lim or Marc Jacobs. When it comes to pants, a wider leg can be more flattering particularly for those of us with lovely lady lumps. Save anything remotely tight for after 5 drinks or on the weekend. This ensemble is as professional as it is stylish. You can add pops of color like the fun emerald shoes to give your look a kick. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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