• Amanda Uprichard sleeveless Caligari Vest in Pink, shown on an invisible mannequin
    $245
  • Amanda Uprichard sleeveless cutout Caligari Dress in Pink, shown on an invisible mannequin
    $264 $351
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  • Amanda Uprichard Fontaine Romper in Ivory, shown on an invisible mannequin
    $371
  • Amanda Uprichard | Marcelle Top in Navy Blue. Dark blue top against a white background.
    $193 $257
  • Amanda Uprichard | Marcelle Pants in Navy Blue. Dark blue pants against a white background.
    $214 $308

9-5 Looks

From the Office to Evening Plans

Work has changed, and so has the way women dress for it. Today's professional wardrobe isn't limited to a single dress code or a predictable look. A creative office, client presentation, business lunch, and networking event can all land on the same calendar, calling for pieces that feel current yet remain workplace-appropriate.

Amanda Uprichard designs work dresses for women and sophisticated separates that make getting dressed for the office feel a little less routine. Pair business-casual dresses with a blazer for an important meeting, or style them with statement jewelry and a change of shoes when the workday takes you somewhere else. Coordinating tops and skirts offer even more flexibility without sacrificing a refined, fashion-forward, comfortable point of view.

Professional dresses for women don't ask you to choose between confidence and style. They help you feel prepared for whatever the day brings while reflecting a modern approach to workwear. Build a wardrobe with office dresses and wear-to-work dresses that keep pace with busy calendars. Modern styles and thoughtful details make each piece feel appropriate from your first meeting to your last commitment of the day. 

FAQ


Business casual leaves room for more than one style. Shirt dresses, wrap dresses, knit dresses, and simple sheath dresses are all popular choices for the workplace. Knee-length and midi hemlines tend to work well in many professional settings, while a blazer can easily dress up a sleeveless style when needed. The ideal option is a dress you'll feel comfortable wearing throughout meetings, lunch, and the rest of your workday without a second thought.

The easiest way to style a work dress after work is with a few accessories. If after-work plans are on your calendar, keep a clutch and a pair of heels in your work tote so you're always prepared. Statement jewelry can also dress up the look in seconds. If you've been wearing a blazer during the day, leave it behind before heading out. A few thoughtful changes can take the same dress from meetings to dinner or a networking event.

Crepe, ponte, structured knits, and stretch blends are suitable for all-day workwear, as they resist wrinkles and help dresses maintain their shape. Lined styles can also provide additional structure while creating a smooth fit that's comfortable to wear through meetings, lunches, and everything else on your calendar.

Most offices don't require one specific dress length, but it's usually best to avoid extremes. Work dresses that hit around the knee or fall to a midi length tend to feel polished without looking too formal. As you shop, think beyond how a dress looks while you're standing. The hemline should still feel comfortable and appropriate when you're sitting through meetings, getting up from your desk, or moving around the office. That way, you'll feel confident from the start of your workday to the end.

Yes. Many Amanda Uprichard styles work across multiple seasons with a few simple adjustments. During cooler months, layer a blazer, cardigan, tights, or boots for extra warmth. When temperatures rise, wear the same dress with lighter accessories and seasonal footwear. Building a wardrobe with office dresses that adapt throughout the seasons makes getting dressed for work simpler while helping you get more wear from every style.