I work in the big bad corporate world and I'm in an industry where you don't see much creativity in the way people dress. We don't have a dress code at my company, so I could show up every day in jeans if I wanted to, but you know me, that's not my style.
Dressing professional does not mean sacrificing style. I like to take items that would typically work in a corporate world but add my own twists to it. I adore this tweed dress. It's got cute cap sleeves and the pleating down the front is just the right amount of detail. It looks great on it's own, but it was a bit chillier that day so I put on the cardigan and then wrapped the belt (which came with the dress) around both. The patent Loubs played off the belt, which finished the look. I wore minimal jewelry since the outfit had so much detailing with the belt, the pleating and the buttons on the cardi.
Dressing professional does not mean sacrificing style. I like to take items that would typically work in a corporate world but add my own twists to it. I adore this tweed dress. It's got cute cap sleeves and the pleating down the front is just the right amount of detail. It looks great on it's own, but it was a bit chillier that day so I put on the cardigan and then wrapped the belt (which came with the dress) around both. The patent Loubs played off the belt, which finished the look. I wore minimal jewelry since the outfit had so much detailing with the belt, the pleating and the buttons on the cardi.
What I'm wearing
Dress: Mango
Cardigan: Express
Shoes: Christian Louboutin
Dress: Mango
Cardigan: Express
Shoes: Christian Louboutin
I've been on this Nicole Richie-esque braiding my hair kick. I've discovered that it is an easy way to keep my hair out of my face. I'm not a ponytail kinda girl so this is my way of pulling my hair back. It's funny that I never thought of it before but I'm liking it now!
am not brave enough to try the pull all your hair back look, however Nicole always does it so beautifully.
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