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No matter what your style is, there are likely a dash of denim in your dresser drawers. Comfortable and versatile, denim reinvents itself season after season, and can be worn year-round. It may not seem like an office essential, but worn correctly (and in the right office environment), it can be a comfortable alternative to everyday office wear.

To start, choose denim pieces that are casual adaptations of business attire. Try denim pencil skirts, blazers, dresses, trousers, and button-ups.

Dress up your denim by pairing it with typical office essentials: fitted cardigans, silk blouses, chic heels, slimming dress pants, crisp collared shirts, and pinstriped skirts. Emphasize your blue hues with classic and clean cut accessories like pearl earrings, bangles, a dressy watch, or a leather tote.

Feeling more adventurous? Take advantage of Fall 2012 beauty trends, and make your denim pop with a deep mulberry lip, a bold blue manicure, or a smokey brown eye.

Wear denim in a way that works for you and your office environment.  Everyday can’t be a weekend, but by dressing up your denim, you can turn everyday into casual Friday.

1.  J. Crew High-Waisted Denim Pencil Skirt – $86
2. Rachel Zoe Hutton Tailored Denim Jacket – $375
3.  Levi’s Curve ID Bootcut Skinny – $98
4.  TenOverSis Kat Pump – $150
5.  Bag Ladies London, Paris, New York, Bondi in DENIM – $30
6.  MANGO Bleached Denim Shirt – $70
7.  Folli Follie Donatella Watch – $245
8.  Joe Fresh Bangle – $14
9.  Butter London Blagger Polish – $17

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