It's a (relatively) cheap Amazon.com costume, from poly stretch velvet with a ridiculous headpiece
While business casual allows for a more relaxed style suitable for informal settings, the business-professional dress code demands a polished and formal appearance, perfect for high-stakes meetings and client interactions
For shirts, white is the classic choice, but light blue, pale pink, and soft lavender also pair well
First border row : turn your work 90 degrees (youll be now working on the upright side of the top), ch 1, sc in same and in next 2 sts, * ch 2, sk 2, sc in next 3 sts* rep till there are 3 sts left, ch 2, sk 2, sc in last st, ch 2, turn your work 90 degrees ,sc in same st, sc in each st across the flat side until you reach the edge of the V-neckine, ch 2, turn your work 90 degrees, sc in same st as last st, sc in each st (ch) across the bumpy side, sc2tog in the middle between the two bumpy sides, sc in each stitch across the other bumpy side, when you reach the corner, ch 2 and turn your work 90 degrees, sc in same st and in each st across the flat side, when you reach the corner, ch 2 and turn your work 90 degrees, sc in same and in each st of this side, ch 2 and turn your work 90 degrees, sc in same and in each st across the bottom side of the top, sl.st into first sc of this row and turn Second border row: Ch 1, sc in each st, (sc, ch 1, sc) in each corner ch-2-sp, sc in each ch for the button holes, sl.st into first sc Cut yarn off and weave in the ends
