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Step 1
Get It Fitted.
Another way to make a woman's dress suit more feminine is to have a tailor alter it so it fits perfectly. A poorly fitting woman's business suit has a tendency to look dowdy. It may cost a little extra to get it altered but you'll be rewarded with a suit that'll look like it was custom made for you. -
Step 2
Add Some Color.
Who says a women's dress suit has to be in basic brown, black, or neutral? When shopping for suits for work, look for ones in more unusual colors such as soft, pastel pink or a muted yellow or gold. This can be a welcome change from darker, more conservative suit colors, particularly in the spring and summer months. -
Step 3
Add a Silk Scarf.
Spend some time shopping for beautiful silk scarves to wear with your conservative woman's business suits. Look for ones with lots of color and interesting detailing. They'll add a beautiful splash of hue that will soften the angular lines of your suit. Learn new ways to tie the scarves you select so you'll never run out of feminine looks. -
Step 4
Add Some Silk.
To enhance the look of a woman's dress suit, skip the turtleneck and pair it with a soft, silky tank top instead. The contrast of soft silk against the heavier fabric of the business suit will remind the world that you're still a female even if you are "the boss". Plus, the silk will feel sensual brushing against your skin. -
Step 5
Wear It with Heels.
Nothing takes a business suit out of the masculine realm more quickly than pairing it with sleek stilettos. After strapping on your stilettos, add a pair of softly textured hose in a matching color and you'll turn even the most conservative woman's business suit into feminine, but professional, office wear. If stilettos are too uncomfortable to wear during your busy day, choose a feminine pair of pumps with a wider, more moderate heel. -
Step 6
Add Some Glitter.
Jewelry is another way to soften the look of a business suit. Add a beautiful antique brooch to the lapel of your suit jacket or wear a pair of eye catching earrings with an artsy touch. Concentrate on one accessory and make it a statement piece rather than weighing yourself down with a bunch of smaller pieces.












