Interviews can be extremely nerve-wracking affairs, especially if you’re in the running for your dream job, so doing everything you can to boost your confidence is a good idea –and that includes your outfit!

A job interview begins with first impressions, and your clothes and grooming are a key part of this. It’s important to wear something you feel comfortable, confident and smart in –without sacrificing style.

With more people than ever before working from home and global entrepreneurial icons like Mark Zuckerberg flaunting tees and jeans as their choice of work-wear, it is safe to say that the corporate world is leaning towards a much more relaxed and casual approach when it comes to dress code.

However, no matter how casual or relaxed a workplace (unless you work as a lifeguard at a beach), here are 5 things you should never wear to work.

According to Redbook mag, an average woman owns 9 pairs of bras and out of these, 6 are for regular use. Now compare this with the number of dresses or shoes you own and you’ll have the answer to who, in your closet, is your most trusted friend.

We, women tend to have a pretty intimate relationship with our bras. We stand united in tough times (hello PMS), we care for each other (remember those bumpy rides?), we’re more or less consistent, committed and secure in each other’s company. Heck, we even talk, sometimes.

Don't underestimate the power of fashion when it comes to work.

Studies have time and again shown that what you wear to work matters. People build their perception of you based on how you dress and unless you are Mark Zuckerberg or Steve Jobs, trust us, you need to put the effort in to look polished and refined at work.

Every fashion girl worth her salt knows how important it is to dress well. Here are 8 rules she lives by when it comes to being stylish and sophisticated at work.

If you’re still mastering the art of the perfect duck face then here’s the memo you missed: Move on, it’s ancient.

If you’re done with the pouts and have moved on to mirror selfies, over-the-shoulder smoulders and fish gape then here’s the bad news — they’re over too.

You've heard it before - dress for the job you want. And while Mark Zuckerberg may get away with wearing the same outfit every single day, we believe in power-dressing.

It has been psychologically proven that when you look good, you feel good. When you dress the part... you are compelled to act the part. We take inspiration from renowned style blogger - Suzan Hendrix of www.suzan.me to deconstruct the ultimate girlboss look.

Anyone can know the hottest labels and trends. Anyone with money can buy them. Owning fancy "it" brand pieces can get you a few Instagram-worthy photos, but having genuine style takes a little more.

Truly stylish people always look fabulous, but never seem to be trying too hard. To help you get started, we've pulled together five habits that all stylish people share, and it's really easier than you think.

Like it or not - your clothes send out a message about you. The clothes you wear and the way you groom yourself will change the way other people hear what you say. It will subconsciously tell them if you’re like them or if you’re different. It will determine whether they listen or ignore. Trust or distrust.

Here's why you should dress up for work every day:

Most of us spend a majority of our week working. And while it's fun to get dolled up on the weekends, one doesn't have to be a fashion bore in tailored suits and collared shirts through the weekdays.

Here's a list of work-appropriate clothing that incorporates current trends: