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Ashley Graham stormed the runway for Karoline Vitto's show during Milan Fashion Week on Sunday. The 35-year-old plus size model put her curves on display as she showed off her modelling skills on the ...

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Starting with dress down Fridays, attire in the workplace has become more and more casual throughout the years. In most industries, employees are not expected to wear a suit and tie every day.

The US workforce is adopting a more relaxed dress code, according to a new survey. Only one in five workplaces in the US enforce a smart dress code, which has allowed for a rise in casual attire like ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link It's the age-old question: What should I wear to work today? And it has been at the forefront of peoples' minds for decades. Workplace fashion has ...

Much of Detroit’s strange beauty comes from the fact that it sits at a crossroads — and perhaps nowhere in the city is this better exemplified than Conners Creek power plant. It’s a striking mix of ...

My father always said it is a privilege to wear a tie. Having been brought up in a mining family, plagued by unemployment and the great depression, he had an office job for life which was important ...

Women are prepared to dress provocatively in the office to help them climb the career ladder, according to a survey. 15 January 2009 • 12:26am More than 27 per cent admitted they will happily wear a ...