If your place of employment has creative and/or casual vibes, you gotta get yoself some of these comfy track pants. Because you can. And also because they look awesome.


All I’m saying is that whoever invented the athleisure trend and started making socially acceptable, work-appropriate gym clothes deserves a Nobel prize. As a fashion-conscious female, with a proper reverence for burrito-friendly elastic waistbands, I feel it’s my duty to support the cause.
Also, even though the look confuses the hell out of my husband, I’m obsessed with the combination of traditionally casual and dressy elements—the secret to making “sportswear” pieces work outside of the gym. It’s all about elevated accessories—my classic black pumps, statement necklace, and leather jacket—that make your overall appearance seem less fieldhouse and more front office.

PANTS: Topshop (similar HERE and HERE) | SHIRT: c/o Everlane | JACKET: old, similar HERE and HERE | NECKLACE: BaubleBar (similar HERE and HERE) | HEELS: Saint Laurent (similar HERE) | BAG: c/o Moyi Moyi (very similar HERE) | SUNGLASSES: Ray-Ban | LIPS: Neutrogena







DRESS: c/o 
Gingham and I are/were in couples therapy.
I get that it’s everyone’s favorite summer print, blah, blah, blah. But, it typically makes me feel like a twee picnic blanket, so I choose to neglect it… hence the rift between us. And yet, we still have an unspoken, intangible, undeniable connection, thus the need for a little How to Lose A Guy in Ten Days-style couples therapy.
Now, I know what you’re wondering. Do we need to go to Staten Island for the weekend? Now THAT is a positive idea, 
I’ve waxed on about the amazing versatility of coordinating twin sets in the past, and this duo is no exception. I love the coordinates worn together for a trendy-yet-work-appropriate look, but am also amped about the possibilities of styling each piece separately as well. The 




For the working girl with an arsenal of pencil skirts, the flounce hem of 

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