Posted by Paul Ferrara: 
Business Casual (note the spelling) usually means a suit, with either skirt or slacks.  If you don't have a suit, wear either a dress skirt or slacks and a dressy top.

While we're on the subject of spelling, "Copyright" is also mispelled on your port.

Paul

I don't believe she even asked for advice about her spelling.

But anyway, Marguerite, yes I think dress to impress is the way to go.

Posted by Marguerite: 
I am a model and type for speed not acuracy.

You are a Model?
Or you want to be a model?
If you want to seem to be professional, then Typing for speed, not Accuracy, is a bad thing.

You are in fact a product. Everything you do in modeling is about selling yourself to the client.

People that do not take the time to check simple spelling are people that take short cuts on everything else.

You want to be professional, you must act professional in everything you do.

People make mistakes typing, I do it all the time.
I tend to go back and check, or when it is pointed, I simply correct it, usually with a thank you to who pointed it out.

Meanwhile, Business Casual, which you asked about, for a Female, is considered Slacks or a skirt (no jeans, no shorts, etc...) and a nice top, usually button down, i.e. Dress Top.

You can also get away with a nice dress as well, but if you do, no open toe shoes, and definately wear hose.

At least, That is how it is all defined in the business world I am a part of.

Posted by Marguerite: 
I am a model and type for speed not acuracy.

Ever wonder why people say models are not smart? It is this attitude that give models a bad rep. I'm not saying anything  about you, just your comment and I agree with Ty, professionalism is key and required all the time when representing yourself.