Our dress code is business casual, which means we can even get away with t-shirts (as long as they aren't blatantly undershirts or offensive) and jeans.

My Office is business casual (supposedly) too. This seems to mean that men can get away with Khaki's and polos, thin women with long sleeved button down or nice pullover shirts and black twill pants, and the fat women (like me) need to wear skirts, heels and a jacket or cardigan or a VERY DRESSY blouse, or we get talked to for not dressing appropriately.

I'm wearing cute jeans right now!

Today is my cute nephew's first birthday.

I actually prefer wearing suits and stuff, not sure why, but in jeans I don;t want to be at work, I want to be out doing my stuff. ok, that's most days anyway, but moreso in jeans.

I actually prefer wearing suits and stuff,

I would wear these if I could find sets that actually fit both top and bottom (and are relatively cheap). Inevitably if the top fits, the bottoms are too small and vice versa.

happy first birthday cute nephew!~

I wear jeans (or cargo pants) every day. I try to wear casual but not sloppy tops--usually this means a long-sleeved T and a cardigan, and in the summer a camp shirt. I have recently become enamored of button down oxfords in funky/retro colors.

I would love to wear cargos, jeans, and khakis to work. Alas, I am in a "professional dress" environment. Mostly suits (when I have some that fit) or dressier than business casual.

I've never worn a suit to work. Well, not a suit I owned, anyway. Hope to never need to, because that would be pricey.

I have come to love Chadwicks for inexpensive staple clothing, plus you can ususally mix and match tops and bottoms from them. I just got some tops from them for $7-10 which are all work wearable under cardigans or suit jackets.

I almost always wear a skirt (sans tights if it's warm enough), but a lot of women exclusively wear chinos and don't get talked to. The high-level peeps are always dressier, but they meet with clients, so it's expected.