With a fit and flare shape created by the draped waist detail, this fun bubblegum pink dress is a flattering design that many body types can wear. Juxtapose the feminine vibes with chunky boots and link bracelets.

While you swear by the countless LBDs in your wardrobe, you also don’t want to risk being labelled an outfit repeater. Instead, opt for unique details such as a asymmetric hemline like the one on this Sabrina Goh dress. This number is versatile enough to be paired with sneakers on the weekends or heels for work.

Channel Sporty Spice and not Scary Spice when you don this Alexander Wang bodycon number to work. We love its nod to sport aesthetics with its U-neck and racerback design. Play it up with a pair of chunky sneakers.

Even if you take a pared-down approach to your dressing, it doesn’t mean you can’t have some fun. This Mango design will soothe your inner minimalist while the white asymmetric top detail adds a cool factor that shows off your tasteful eye.

Opting for a sleeveless dress for work doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice looking professional or sexy. This Self-Portrait number combines a spiffy blazer and a sassy lace dress into one that will hit all the right notes between style and HR’s approval.

Just because you work in a male-dominated field doesn’t mean you always have to sport the masculine pantsuit. Don’t be afraid to show off your femininity with a blazer dress instead. Finish with a pair of slinky barely-there sandal heels.

Not only do the strategically placed studs on this Michael Kors dress help fake an hourglass shape, it also tricks the eye into thinking that the body is longer. After all, who doesn’t want to cheat when it comes to curves and height?

A billowy tent dress is a quick, slip on and go design that hides all the sins after a night when you’ve had too much wine and cheese (we can relate). Wear it slouchy and loose-fitted or add a statement belt to cinch the waist.