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White Sheath Dress Trilogy, Part III: COCKTAILS
Dress: Zara (available in stores only, also love this one, this one, this one, and more below) | Cuff Bracelet: c/o Gorjana | Sandals: Sandals: Nine West (very similar here) | Earrings: c/o Ily Couture | Ettika (similar here and more below) | Sunglasses: Nina Ricci (similar here) | Polish: Essie (Lollipop) | Lip: Stila (Fiery) Today is the finale of my three-part series on how to style a white sheath dress for the office and beyond. As you can see, by ditching the blazer (seen yesterday) and swapping out accessories and shoes, this dress is raring and ready to go for aprés-work cocktails. I’m a…
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White Sheath Dress Trilogy, Part II: CONSERVATIVE
Dress: Zara (similar here and here) | Jacket: Mango | Shoes: Asos (similar here, here and here) | Necklace: c/o T+J Designs (similar here) | Rings: c/o Henri Bendel | Sunglasses: Nina Ricci (similar here) | Polish: Essie (Lollipop) | Lip: Stila (Fiery) Today is the more traditional workwear take on the white sheath dress, as I wore it to meetings recently in Barcelona. While I went monochromatic and paired it with this white blazer from Mango (which I love), a white sheath dress is an amazing canvas for brightly colored and/or patterned blazers or even bold jewelry. The above look stands in stark contrast to the…
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White Sheath Dress Trilogy, Part I: CASUAL
Dress: Zara (similar here and here) | Shirt: Ralph Lauren (similar here and here) | Shoes: Birkenstock (also similar here and here) | Necklace: Jane Basch (similar here) | Bracelet: J. Crew | Sunglasses: similar here and here | Polish: Essie (Lollipop) | Lip: Stila (Fiery) Today is episode one of this week’s three-part series on different ways to style a white sheath dress. I have a ton of sheath dresses, and if you work in a corporate environment, there’s a good chance that you do too. But despite the number hanging in my closet, I seldom think about different ways…
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Wear It Three Ways: Take Three – Casual Friday!
The third and final installment of this week’s Wear It Three Ways series is devoted to the most sacred workday of all: CASUAL FRIDAY. Cha. Ching. As you’ve seen, this blazer seamlessly transitions from a more formal, conservative ensemble to a spring or summer Casual Friday look. And, while this silk tank and capri combo picks up on the huge mixed print trend this spring, restricting the combination to two prints with the same color duo tones it down a bit for the office. But as always, it’s up to you to decide what’s most appropriate for your specific work…
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Wear It Three Ways: Take Two – Client Meeting
Take two of this week’s Wear It Three Ways is a more conservative take on the pink and navy jacket you saw yesterday. When headed to a client meeting, it’s often a good idea to tone down dramatic color combinations or patterns. In this case, I let the jacket do all the talking, throw on a tailored navy dress, and jazz it up (a little) with some gold jewelry. While this outfit may not jump off the page quite as much as the polka dot skirt seen yesterday (or what’s on deck for tomorrow), it’s definitely a reminder that less…
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Wear It Three Ways: Take One – Presentation Day
When it comes to my work wardrobe, I’m all about versatility. When I invest in a piece I really love, I want to make sure it can go the distance. Over the next three days, you’ll see how this pink and navy jacket can be worn not only three different ways, but specifically for three different work situations. First at bat today is how I’d suit up for presentation day at the office. This pink and navy jacket really knocks it out of the park. (Yeah, get used to the sports analogies. I grew up with only brothers, therefore my entire life…