It's been a crazy week at the "office" (my car is my office... I'm a therapist on wheels). So I thought I'd show you some virtual work style essentials on this edition of Work Style Wednesday.
Black, gray, and beige pants are absolutely essential, as they go with everything. But you can't go wrong with some colored trousers or blazers either. They're an easy way to add interest and life to an otherwise boring work outfit. As for tops, I wear the hell out of my trusty ol' polka dot blouse
at work and
elsewhere, too, so I thought I'd include one. A white blouse or tank of some sort is a must for your closet, especially if you're gonna be wearing fun, colored blazers or pants. And, of course, can't forget the trusty chambray shirt. They are incredibly versatile and look great paired with a fun statement necklace.
This selection is more representative of my office style as opposed to what I wear when I'm out on the field. Also, in reality I wear more cardigans than blazers, but I really loved all of these blazers and there just wasn't room for all the cardigans I wanted to include. So that will have to wait for another post. I might do another one in the future showcasing my style for out on the field.
And now I'd love to see some more of your work style posts! Virtual or not.
Nathy and Martha are both part-time bloggers with full-time careers outside of fashion, so they thought they would create a space that reflects their daily 9 to 5 dress code. This link up is for fashion-minded women with professional or business casual tastes and wardrobes. Nothing is off limits as long as it’s work-appropriate. And if you ask a blogger, “work-appropriate” can include color, pattern, texture, statement pieces, heels, flats, casual looks, refined looks, simple outfits, busy outfits. There are so many winning formulas out there!
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Let's prove that fashion-forward and work-appropriate are not mutually exclusive terms! Show us your awesome work style below!
