Previously, on Corporette…
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Travel back in the Corporette time capsule… Here's what was on our minds oh so many moons ago. |
One year ago…
- Tips On Hiring a Cleaning Lady
- Set Up The Best Home Office (Whether You Work From Home A Little Or A Lot)
- Do You Ever Buy Clothes (Gowns, Swimsuits) You Don't Need?
- How to Decorate Your First Apartment
- Have You Updated Your Skincare Routine Through the Years?
Two years ago…
- The Corporette Guide to Suits — Updated February 2013! Any new finds, ladies?
- How to Change Careers
- When to Save, and When to Pay Down Debt
- How to Walk Quietly in Heels
- Is It Appropriate to Eat During Meetings?
Three years ago…*
- What Makes Something Frumpy?
- What to Wear for a Month in Court
- Colleagues at Your Wedding – Must You Invite Them?
- Beauty Review: Touche Eclat
- How to Handle a Video Interview
- What to Wear to a Mock Trial Competition
Four years ago…*
- Tools of the Trade: Cute Office Supplies
- How to Make Heels Comfy
- Poll: Are Miniskirts Weekend Wear, Even? (No, apparently…)
- Should She “Friend” Her Boss on Facebook?
* N.B. Before March 2010, Kat was still anonymous — please excuse the royal “we” in the older posts! :)
Does anyone have guidance as to what “casual attire” means in Dallas? It’s a 6pm engagement party – being in Chicago I just feel like I have no clue what southern women expect “casual” to mean, haha..
I’d wear nice jeans, heels, cute top.
I’d wear a dress, just not a fancy dress, or a cute skirt/top, but not jeans
seconded. I made the mistake of wearing jeans + cute top to a “casual” event in north carolina. to the locals, casual meant lilly shift dress.
Can you email the organizer and ask what she’s wearing?
Casual in Dallas could include jeans. It depends on wear the party is. At someone’s house? Likely jeans will be appropriate with a cute top, blazer, heels, etc. At a hotel or country club? I’d err on the side of skirt or dress. At a restaurant? I’d look up the place online and then plan accordingly.