Suggest nice clothes to wear at work for 23 to 28 year old woman?

plus size preferable
i don't know if the fashion is different for people in medical field? Do lady doctors/hospital staff dress differently from people in other professions? Do student doctors/residents dress differently from the attending?
also what about makeup?

savanna c,
i like the pant suit idea, but can u tell me or describe what an undershirt is? because i always assumed undershirt is something that you wear under a shirt like underwear.

Im not even at the right age to work but im really into style! I believe the greatest and easiest thing to wear to almost any business feild is nice womens suit pants (with a little flare) preferebly black. And a long sleeve suit type coat (matching fabric) with a button in the middle or buttons that start from the midsection of your tummy down. (i think the buttons that start from the middle down are slimming) Have the suit black so that way your under shirt that could have "nice" appearance could be any color! Like white if you want to be more business like or hot pink or orange if you want to seem like a fun bubbly person and colors that would give people a first impression on you (: and try another undershirt with lace at the bottom to go under your first undershirt, that always looks nice!
Oh and for shoes go with "ballerina" flats or a medium size heel maybe black with a little hint of the color undershirt youre wearing.
A medium - high heel would be slimming if thats what your looking for but try to ditch those low 1 - 2 inch heels

cute flats would completment your personality!

I hope i helped! (:
good luck

Generally, hospital employees wear scrubs (both men and women). Usually what department you work in and what position you have dictate what color scrubs you'd have to wear. For example, if you are a RN working in Labor and Delivery, you may have to wear dark purple scrubs. If you are an LPN, you may have to wear teal scrubs. If you're not working on a floor, but working in a place such as Admissions, you'd wear nice clothes, such as slacks and a nice dress shirt. Student doctors typically wear all white scrubs, with name tags that identify them as students. As far as makeup is concerned, don't overdo it. Keep it light and natural. If you are in direct patient-care, don't wear dangly earrings (as this can present a safety-hazard) and keep the perfume light or preferably, non-existent (due to patients having allergies).

A expensive dress and makeup black to bring the out stand you