If you are in the health care trade or any business wherein employees are required to wear uniforms, do your clothes work for your gain or the other way around? Fashion lovers may find it a test to bear with color codes and the almost monotonous look of medical scrubs. If this is your case, how would you be able to overturn it? Strict rules are hard to break, especially if it could cost you your job. But there is always a way to make things work even when the things look totally desperate.
One of the sources of self-confidence is clothes. That is the very reason why there are people who really spend on their attire, collecting items that they feel they just can't live without. There are also people who choose a particular clothing style in order to fit in a group, something that would provide a sense of belonging. Others put on clothes that, for some reasons, will be able to hide their real personality instead, but the story always ends up they're wearing the kind of clothes for their benefit. On the other hand, some people like nurses, simply don't have much choice but to wear medical scrubs uniforms.
Look into fashion medical scrubs collections. This is the easiest way to reverse or at least balance the feeling of being locked up in just one color. The 15312 mock wrap item, from the Dickies scrubs Black Label Collection, was added with just one detail that gave the scrub a major transformation. A simple sash at the empire waist, which can be tied at the back, made the big difference. You don't need to pay for the item, you only have to make something like that sash, and you're fine to go.
The idea of putting a sash at the empire waist doesn't fit everyone, though. It can emphasize the fat. Choose a cut that draws a sexy shape instead, and if possible go for styles that do not have too noticeable patch pockets for they make the medical scrub look bigger. An example of this is the 11505 item which is also one of the Dickies scrubs. Its contrast trim tricks the eye by defining a sexy curve, and the front pockets are almost undetectable.
It would also help a lot if your scrub pants' stylish details work for your advantage. If you have medical scrubs that would look nice when tucked in, the ribbons and drawstrings of nursing scrub pants will put an additional accent. They knot at the front part if let loose, and that simply don't look good. Scrub pants that hug the butt a little tightly would let you highlight a beautiful part of the body by wearing a shorter scrub top. Flares specifically make the legs look shapely, and they work well with any scrub top design. For those who want to hide something in the pants, the loose-fitting cargo pants and straight let pants are what you need.
