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Crop Top: Corporate Edition
Top: Asos | Dress: Kimberly Ovitz (similar here) | Coat: Zara | Shoes: Chinese Laundry (similar here and here) | Cuff Bracelet: J. Crew (similar here and here) | Earrings: Vintage (similar here) | Rings: Gorjana (similar here) | Bag: Valentino | Sunglasses: Prada | Polish: Essie (Fishnet Stockings) I know what you’re thinking. Corporate crop top? Must be an oxymoron. However, the renaissance of the crop top trend that we’ve seen in the last year has been less about skin exposure like that of its 80’s and 90’s counterparts (think Madonna and Britney… then quickly purge both images from you mind), and more…
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Breaking Rules
Eyelet is normally too casual for a professional setting, especially since it generally comes in the form of some saucy little summertime sundress which is obviously a big fat NO in the workplace. However, I came across several eyelet pencil skirts this spring, including this red one from from J. Crew, and realized that an exception would have to be made. Needless to say, this rose-colored skirt and I fell deeply, deeply in love. So to consummate the profound love and affection we share and make the skirt corporate-setting appropriate, I decided to counterbalance the otherwise casual eyelet fabric with more business…
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Florals: Friend or Foe?
Despite my love for the natural beauties discussed yesterday, I have been waging war on any and all floral-printed fashion items basically since I was first allowed to dress myself. For some reason, I’ve always steered clear of flowery garments because I felt like anything floral was in stark opposition to my generally classic, unfussy fashion sense. Oh how very, very wrong I was. This spring, the ubiquitous, striking floral prints are making a convert of even me. And, while not all florals are meant for the office, this silk skirt paired with the right jacket and accessories looks…
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Keeping it Real
It’s Friday, everybody, and you know what that means. Yup, just one more day of dressing like a normal person. But, with a look like this little grayscale colorblock number that we’ve put together below, keeping it real Donna Karan-style isn’t so painful. It’s actually kind of awesome. P.S. I’m aware that there are about 18 different Fifty Shades of Grey jokes you can make about this outfit. Keep it CLASSY, people. Dress: Ava and Aiden (similar look here); Jacket: Theory; Belt: Kate Spade; Shoes: Ann Taylor; Nylons: Wolford; Onyx Necklace: Jeweler in Prague; Earrings: Ralph Lauren
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Trend Alert
Like this bow?! Check out this one and many more at HuntingtonB.com!! Sweater: St. John; Skirt: Ann Taylor; Blouse: J. Crew; Necklace: C Wonder; Shoes: Tory Burch; Ring: Swarovski; Earrings: House of Harlow; Bow: Huntington B; Bracelet: Ralph Lauren; Polish: Essie (Smokin’ Hot)<a href=”http://www.bloglovin.com/blog/6077509/?claim=zb2m7znm9jj”>Follow my blog with Bloglovin</a>
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Corporate Colorblock
In addition to a good-old-fashioned colorblock dress (that slims the bajeezus out of you), we’re obsessed with metallic accents this season, and especially excited to incorporate the trend into our work wardrobes via this gold-toe heel. Ted Baker also makes a beautiful version of the shoe, but his may be a bit high for the office. So, a little looking around produced several more comfortable and office-appropriate versions including these by Chinese Laundry. Keep it classy, people. Dress: Calvin Klein; Shoes: Chinese Laundry; Necklace and Ring: Gorjana; Bracelets: Orion and Alex and Ani; Tights: Wolford; Polish: Essie (Bachelorette Bash)