Graffiti

SHIRT: c/o Jones New York  |  PANTS: Alice and Olivia (similar here & here)  |  BLAZER: Theory (similar here)  |  SHOES: c/o Reiss (also similar versions here & here)  |  SUNGLASSES: c/o Warby Parker  |  NECKLACE: c/o Melanie Auld  |  BRACELET: Kate Spade  |  Lipstick: Bobbi Brown “Red Carpet“ [thefeedproducts style=’four’] With incredible street art as the backdrop, I kept the ensemble simple today.  Of course, it goes without saying that if you don’t work in a creative environment, the leather pants above would be best replaced by a classic black pant—perhaps in a cropped length like these ones.  The blouse I’m wearing today is truly one of the most-worn items in my closet lately because (a) it’s made of that amazing, invincible non-iron material and (b) I love the slightly boxy, oversized fit.  On the subject of classic non-iron white button-front shirts, I’m curious to know if any of you have a particular favorite.  Many of you have asked what I recommend in this department, so for a classic, fitted non-iron oxford that sleekly tucks into a pencil skirt, I highly recommend the Brooks Brothers versions.  However, for a shirt that’s a little less tailored and snug in the body, giving you that “boyfriend” look, I also highly recommend the above version by Jones New York.  I’ve also heard good things about the Banana Republic and Ralph Lauren non-irons, but haven’t had a chance to try them yet.  Whatever the brand though, I’m fully committed to the non-iron cause.  They wash easier, wear better and stay crisp throughout the day.  All great things in my book. If you’ve found another non-iron oxford shirt you love, please let me know in the comments! P.S. The Shopbop sale ends Saturday so be sure to take a gander through their site while everything (literally) is on sale and remember to use code “BIGEVENT15“.  To check out my sale favorites, click here! Follow @maryorton on instagram!