Make a polka-dotted number look more office-appropriate with a collared neckline.

The tulip skirt shape is an incredibly forgiving silhouette, because it’s fitted enough to complement your curves but it’s not as tight as a pencil skirt. Plus, the ribbon at the back adds some cute femininity to your look.

A belted dress is probably one of the easiest way you can get away with wearing a cutout neckline to the office.

Attending an important networking event? This dress looks perfect for both the office and the little cocktail ‘do where you’re meeting your clients.

This simple pastel-hued dress comes with flared sleeves, which makes it look dressy enough if you’re meeting your beau for after-work drinks.

This simple dress is perfect for days when you’ve got a long day lined up, and you want to remain relatively comfortable without looking sloppy.

Jump on the frills trend, but take it a notch down with this sweet dress with soft frilled sleeves.

Who says peplums only look good on tops? Upgrade your plain white dress with a peplum accent to pump up your style points.

Nothing remains as classic and trend-transcendent as a shirtdress. Choosing one with an A-line shape makes it comfortable, easy to dress up or down and appropriate for the office.

Transform this date dress into a work-appropriate one by shrugging on a sharp blazer and pairing the look with pumps.

On days when you feel like you want to be in total control, wear a maxi wrap dress in a fiery hue to channel your inner girlboss.

Upgrade your shift dress with this kimono-inspired look that will make heads turn for the right reasons.