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However, due to the causal nature of shorts, not all employers will be convinced they can be classed as “smart casual” wear.

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For a smart casual wedding for example, women may want to wear a midi dress or a coordinated set, but for most other occasions, opt for relaxed suiting or denim styled with a dressier top half and ...

And, curiously, a pop of colour can go a long way to skewing an otherwise drably smart outfit in a more stylish, easygoing direction. Purple socks, for example, or a football scarf.

For example, this Red Pink Stripe High Neck Textured Knitted Jumper with Wool for £37 has a slouchy look and is made from a 'high quality wool blend'.

Check if there are specific examples of the ‘smart casual’ dress code. For example, airport lounges often state that you can’t wear thongs (flip-flops) or track suits.

Business-casual or start-up style: your office dress code will be the difference between us suggesting a gloriously comfortable pair of boyfriend jeans, and a classic pair of tailored trousers.