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<blockquote data-quote="Lauren2" data-source="post: 71554" data-attributes="member: 4861">Hey, I'd recommend H&amp;M, ASOS and Zara as the best places to look for affordable workwear. H&amp;M has a workwear section which I'd say is far more 'work appropriate' for the legal world than many of the dresses/ blouses ASOS features in their section (do have a glance for lols). I've always found the quality of all three to be pretty good. My favourite 'work dress' was actually £15 from Primark and its always worth a browse of their workwear section, although their quality can be not so amazing so perhaps a place to be more selective - there are finds to be had though!I used to only wear smart black trousers and a blazer, but honestly it really just isn't who I am and what I feel comfortable in, so I'll often wear colours I prefer (browns, neutrals, white/ cream) to work now - such as a roll neck and smart trousers or a smart maxi skirt, although the dress code for law firms can vary and where I work is perhaps at the somewhat more casual end. For interviews, I am often tempted to go back to this, but I wouldn't deem it necessary for every day of a vacation scheme.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lauren2, post: 71554, member: 4861"] Hey, I'd recommend H&M, ASOS and Zara as the best places to look for affordable workwear. H&M has a workwear section which I'd say is far more 'work appropriate' for the legal world than many of the dresses/ blouses ASOS features in their section (do have a glance for lols). I've always found the quality of all three to be pretty good. My favourite 'work dress' was actually £15 from Primark and its always worth a browse of their workwear section, although their quality can be not so amazing so perhaps a place to be more selective - there are finds to be had though! I used to only wear smart black trousers and a blazer, but honestly it really just isn't who I am and what I feel comfortable in, so I'll often wear colours I prefer (browns, neutrals, white/ cream) to work now - such as a roll neck and smart trousers or a smart maxi skirt, although the dress code for law firms can vary and where I work is perhaps at the somewhat more casual end. For interviews, I am often tempted to go back to this, but I wouldn't deem it necessary for every day of a vacation scheme. [/QUOTE]

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