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Coat: Zara | Shirt: Zara | Pants: Zara (in stores only) | Shoes: Tory Burch (love these) | Jewelry: Vintage (similar silver chokers here and here) | Sunglasses: Prada | Hair Clip: J. Crew | Polish: Essie (Berry Naughty) Photos by Jeff Thibodeau Check out even more from The Classy Cubicle on… BLOGLOVIN + INSTAGRAM + FACEBOOK TWITTER + PINTEREST
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Jacket: Helmut Lang (similar here) | Dress: J. Crew (similar here) | Shoes: Ralph Lauren | Sunglasses: Escada | Polish: Essie (Berry Naughty) | Necklace: Ralph Lauren | Earrings: Giani Bernini | Bracelet: Vintage (similar here) Photos by Jeff Thibodeau Check out even more from The Classy Cubicle on… BLOGLOVIN + INSTAGRAM + FACEBOOK TWITTER + PINTEREST
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I am fully in denial that the summer is coming to a close. For those of you in the United States, enjoy the long holiday weekend and stay in touch with @theclassycubicle on instagram! Happy Labor Day! Check out even more from The Classy Cubicle on… BLOGLOVIN + INSTAGRAM + FACEBOOK TWITTER + PINTEREST
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After just a few short months in the blogosphere, I’ve been amazed at the incredible response from readers all over the world. Among innumerable messages of (undeserved) gratitude and encouragement, as well as questions about appropriate office attire, many of you have asked, “Why is your head always cut off??” Well, people, the jig is officially up. Due to some exciting upcoming collaborations that require my face to be included, my time in the witness protection program has officially expired and it’s high time I address the issue. Despite popular assumptions, the exclusion of my head in photos is not, in fact, due…
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Skirt: Kate Spade (same Kate Spade skirt in a different print here and similar DVF version here) ; Shirt: Brooks Brothers; Wallet: Kate Spade; Flats: French Sole; Belt: Ralph Lauren; Polish: Essie (Butler Please) Important Note: A huge thanks to one of my readers, Joy, who reminded me of an important point of clarification: In certain office environments and geographical areas, non-traditional nail color has become perfectly acceptable. As a resident of fashion-forward New York City, I can say that grays, blues, and other atypical hues are commonly seen and totally acceptable in many if not most office environments. However, as…