Stocking Office Casuals From Heels To Flats

Our generation is a corporate generation; we spend longer hours at work than at home. To continue working like a regular person, one has to know how to dress comfortably and appropriately. You have to seem sophisticated, fashionable, respectable, and vibrant. You can't be audacious or weird. Avoid going all neutral and looking like a Massie. Also avoid dressing like a party animal with a fur coat and house shoes.

In Lahore, 85% of the offices allow casual clothing because Pakistani people are already dressed decently. Even if you wear short revealing dresses, Women Shawls are common fabric to keep you covered in public places. Only 15% of offices ask for business casual, including shalwar kameez for women and simple trouser shirts for men, restricting to jeans and anything tight to keep the environment busy and focused.

Clothes before footwear

One must have enough brains to pull anything regardless of any summer fashion trends. If you like wearing a kurta, peplum, t-shirt, or tops with jeans, you can carry sneakers, flats, mules, and pumps. The look is class, yet comfortable. If you saw the outfit on Pinterest, you'd picture a cosy office in the background.

If you wear a kameez and cigarette Capri, you can easily wear 4-inch heels, flats, ballet flats, and khussas or pumps. The basic struggle is between heels and flats.

Clothes to carry heels with

• If you are a short person and a corporate worker, consider wearing heels to look taller so people can see you walking around. You can style heel as follows
• If you like 3 piece suit with tight capri
• If you wear kurta and pants
• A line shirt styles with capri
• If you wear short lawn frocks or peplums with plazos or bell bottom jeans
• If you like wearing office suits like dress pants and dress shirts

Wearing women's festive dresses, pants or capri will make them look more classy, and if you like wearing wide strappy block heels, then you are safe from tripping again and again.

The Problem With Heels

• They are not a sensible option for shoes.
• For a female about town, heels could be better.
• Whether it's rushing to catch a bus or train, walking to work, going shopping for a long Saturday, or taking the kids or dog to the park.
• There are many grates and drains on the streets, waiting to grip your heels and damage your lovely shoes.
• Uneven sidewalks can easily tumble you, and soiled puddles can deteriorate delicate suede shoes and soft leather shoes.

Clothes to carry flats with

Flats are great, generally! You can run for the bus, drive in them, and typically forget you're wearing them. They feel quite comfortable. You can wear them while walking to work. Because of this, the demand for flat shoes has skyrocketed, with loafers and ballerina flats becoming quite fashionable. People are not only wearing them as casual but with luxury pret dresses for women at parties and weddings. At office you can style your flats with

• Traditional salwar kameez with wide strapped shalwar styles
• Long frocks with churi dar pyjamas
• Long kurta with baggy pants
• Peplum or kurta with pants
• Rounded shirts with plazos

The problem with flats

• As implied by their name, "flats" often lack heels. Your heels benefit from a small amount of support from a shoe's heel, which helps prevent repeated pounding on a hard surface.
• Many flat shoes are made to seem sleek and slender, which is excellent if you have narrow feet. However, ladies with larger feet may find that wearing too-narrow flats hurts their feet just as much as wearing stilettos.

The Solution

If you belong to Team Heels,

• Select a heel height that makes sense
• Opt for footwear with a little thicker heel.
• Select a shoe with a toe box that fits broader.
• Consider heels that have many laces or straps for support.
• The insoles of the shoes should be cushioned.

If you're a member of "Team Flats,"

• Verify that the flats have a modest heel.
• Look for footwear with arch supports.
• Select footwear with a toe box that fits broader. Your feet will spread out in the front when you wear flats so that you may need extra room in the toe box.
• Consider flats that have more straps and laces for better support.