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thanks Colette and others - I am loving this friendly community

appreciate all the constructive advice

I would never show any bit of underwear at work, ever.
No bra strap, no lacy camisole, no slip hem.
Unless you are in some really off-beat or creative field where anything goes and you see it modeled by your co-workers and supervisors.

Of course my work environment is more conservative for sure, but I would not advise it for a young woman in any of the usual workplaces. It's not a typical part of business casual or even casual workwear, and to me has more of a downside of not being taken seriously by both women and men with whom you might work.
To me it just has so many more ways to go wrong or to be misperceived than lots of other things one can do with one's outfit to be creative or individual.

Clearly I'm a fan of rather be safe than sorry, but I think that can be good as a young employee.

Thank you everyone who replied. All opinions were welcomed and valued. I did get a bit confused but am working it out what is best. A couple of people suggested I should post a photo on the forum, so I got a colleague to take one of me on my lunchbreak earlier this week. So here they are

Please feel free to comment

and again thank you everyone - I am so glad I joined this forum

I like #2. It's got a funky vibe. I'm not sure it makes sense in #1 because of the top and blazer. It's like the top half is formal and the bottom is sweet and summery. I'd maybe do a white sweater in #1.

Yeah I felt #1 was confused in styles. I don't have a white sweater - how about a very pale lemon?

Pale lemon yellow would maybe be even better!

Congrats on photos! YLF!
Fun outfits; a skirt and boots are great look for work, but I would skip the slip-peeking at work. The #1 dress and sandals are very pretty--an outfit with lighter colors is something you could do for social occasions.

I also would skip the slip showing with a work outfit. (The exception I would make is if you work in a super-creative field and the outfit clearly signals that you're being funky and off beat.)

Thanks for the picture! I don't think this is the right look for work. For going out or casual outfits, maybe consider investing in a slip meant for this purpose if you truly love the look.

The site I posted shows slips with a substantial hem - either crocheted, or longer, or heavier visually. This helps it look like it's not just your basic nylon slip that has crept down. Also, I think it's absolutely vital that the hem show evenly, again, so it looks deliberate.