Power Dressing: My Top 5 Work Shoe Styles [1 of 4]

If you work in a corporate environment, you probably know that the way you dress has a huge impact on how you're perceived at your workplace. When you dress for work, ensure that you dress for the position you want. If you want to be a manager, start dressing like one.

In the words of my third year communication management lecturer (KOB 301) back at the University of Pretoria:

“Perception is reality”

This is especially true for young females in the corporate working place. Corporate South Africa can be very unforgiving and trust me you don't want a negative clothing label following you around at work. Labels are the norm in the grapevine, labels such as 'Red dress Bianca' can easily be coined by self-appointed fashion police at your workplace.

One of my pastors at Winners Chapel International always says,

"The way you are dressed determines the way you are addressed."

Investing in your wardrobe is essentially investing yourself and your career. There are many benefits to this, which I will discuss in the next blog post.

Women’s shoes come in different styles and forms from flats, heels, platforms, wedges to stilettos. Shoes are can even make or break an outfit, the right pair of heels can elevate a dull outfit and make it stand out.

Today I will be discussing my top 5 essential work shoe styles to have in your closet.

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