DRESS: Moschino c/o Rent the Runway | JACKET: c/o St. John | SHOES: SJP Collection | BELT: old, similar HERE, HERE and even more HERE | BAG: M2Malletier | BRACELET: old, similar HERE | EARRINGS: Juliet & Company | LIPS: Nars (Bansar)
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You look so gorgeous, chic and professional in the outfit! Love the pink!
xx
Xin
Oh wow!! Talking about a girl boss, classy and stylish outfit in one!? Beautiful!
Loving that dress!
Christina :: Simple and Delish
nice dress, love it!!!
Perfect perfect perfect
Love the pink and black together. The dress has interesting seam details and you can’t go wrong with a St. John jacket.
This is such a great look! I love the dress and the heels.
Veryt cute outfit!
-Meg
http://www.smalltownsisters.blogspot.com
I wasn’t too into this at first but after reading this I get more into it. I’m a fan of the boucle. Love the buttons.
Long time reader but first time commenter here… I really miss what your blog was like a year or two ago. I don’t mind that you’re incorporating more C/O items, trendy items and casual looks, but I miss the consistency and realistic style your blog/style used to have which made it a must read for me! From extremely high price points to sneakers with work wear to the frequent culottes, I can’t relate any more.
Sorry to hear you’re no longer enjoying the blog! In terms of price points, in the past two weeks alone I’ve featured brands like White House Black Market, Asos, J. Crew, Everlane, Ann Taylor, NastyGal, Rent the Runway and even Target, to name just a few. I’m not sure how much more relatable you can get than a $37 dress or $30 pants! As far as sneakers go, you must be thinking of one post three weeks ago, in which I explained why I was wearing them with workwear, and offered more conservative alternatives. Lastly, to speak to your culotte concern, I’ve featured culottes on the blog only four times in the past six months. I’m not sure I’d classify that as frequent!
This site is a personal blog–one that reflects the evolution of my life and personal style. I have always mixed high and low price points, I now live in San Francisco and can sometimes wear sneakers to my office, and I freaking love culottes. I always listen to readers’ comments and requests, but at the end of the day, this blog is and will continue to be a genuine representation of me, and nothing more. If who I am now no longer resonates with you, no sweat!
Love that colour on you! Such a pretty dress!
Love,
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I love those shoes!! They go so well with this look.
I really love this dress and it came to the right moment, as next week I am meeting with a possible new client. I am an entrepreneur, and I could take a more relaxed outfit, but when I am meeting big clients who work for large companies, I prefer to stick to a business attire. Love you blog, by the way!
Haha I love this post, pretty hilarious. Love the look too, definitely very steamlined and tailored. Perfect client meeting attire!
Pink is my favorite color so i’m in love with this very chic dress.
Pink and black is always a winning combination of color.
I love your style and your blog.
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Love this! Where did you get the glasses?
What an amazingly attractive yet professional outfit. I love both the dress and the jacket. I’m not overly crazy about the T-strap heels but that’s just my personal taste. They’re absolutely and completely acceptable and attractive. And AT LEAST they’re not some big clunky, bulky, ugly looking thing with straps and buckles everywhere. WHAT happened to women wearing FEMININE looking shoes? Everything is completely perfect except for ONE vital thing. WHERE are your hose? The American women MUST return to wearing hose again. Have you noticed The Duchess of Cambridge is ALWAYS wearing hose? I don’t know who began this ridiculous trend but I’m so sick of it I could just SCREAM. Its bad enough in the summer but in the winter there aren’t words to describe how incredibly stupid it is for women to do this. Now I like the dress you’re wearing. I think it is extremely pretty and at least you have the jacket to wear with it but at least the day of the sleeveless dress in professional settings, especially in the winter is gone for the most part. Have you noticed how rapidly women are going back to dresses with sleeves, even LONG sleeves once Michelle Obama left the White House? That’s who inadvertently began that trend because she didn’t know any better. She definitely needed better guidance in dressing her first year or two in the position of First Lady. I’m just glad someone got her out of those little cardigan sweaters she would wear that were SO small they looked like they wouldn’t fit me and I’m 5’2″ and a size 8 or 10. I believe she began wearing those sleeveless dresses because she was starting to deal with hot flashes and not having the social etiquette experience of a spouse who has been in politics for YEARS, especially the social scene of Washington DC of all places (I live an hour outside of DC) she had no clue this unprofessional wardrobe choice would echo around the nation. I was raised that a woman NEVER, EVER wore sleeveless clothes in a professional work setting. But….women are DETERMINED to be in what they consider “style” no matter what the cost. The day I was sitting in a physician’s waiting room when it was approximately 15 degrees outside, everyone else in sweaters, boots (it had recently snowed), coats, gloves, hats, you name it and here comes this twenty-something YOUNG women, in some sort of office type of job and she has on a pair of slippery heels, NO HOSE, nothing on those bare legs and they were downright blue with the cold, she removes her coat and she’s wearing a STUPID sleeveless dress. She had some big expensive purse, most likely a Michael Kors or the like, no hat (that would ruin any hair) and you could see in her eyes she was MISERABLE. But….she was dressed in the latest STYLE. This thing of “style” regardless if its practical or logical is only a VERY recent idea. Even in the 70s and 80s clothes made SENSE for the season. It’s the whole reason for light and dark colors. White is much cooler to wear, it reflects sunlight. Black and dark colors hold sunlight and are WARMER to wear. People wore LONG sleeves in the winter because they’re warm. Fashion is useless if it doesn’t keep your body safe and comfortable. But the sad part about any of this is, the ones who NEED to be seeing and reading about it all will never do it. Every 5 or 6 years the youth and the younger half of the population get scruffier and scruffier and scruffier. If I had a dollar for every pair of UGLY shoes or else flip flops that I see in supermarkets or other inappropriate places I could buy the summer home I’d love to have. Not only would I like to get my hands on the person who began this “no hose” thing, I’d like to also get my hands on the IDIOT that started this trend of wearing ANY sort of flip flops other than the beach too. Do the American people understand AT ALL the atrocious and despicable SLOBS they’ve become? When is someone of SOME importance going to let them know?
DEMASIADO HERMOSOS TODOS ESOS VESTIDOS, ZAPATOS Y CARTERAS. lAMENTABLEMENTE NUNCA ME LOS PODRE PONE.
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