Hello friends! As I'm trying to be patient, waiting for a few more items to arrive from the Tucker for Target collection, I thought I would show y'all my love for the Tucker for Target Signature Blouse in Mosaic.
I adore this print and the colors - I think they pair beautifully with navy, black, pink, white, etc. Also, since it's not a large print, this top will work with many different physiques and in a variety of settings. Thus, a great top for Cubicle to Cocktails!
Below you'll see the top paired with a gorgeous navy tweed skirt from Ann Taylor and some inexpensive, but luxe looking, accessories. It's an easy transition to move the blouse into cocktail hour with some distressed denim and delicate, oversized hoops.
So, friends, do you dig the Target for Tucker CTC?
And for your shopping pleasure...
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September 16, 2010
August 19, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Red & Black and Grey All Over
Happy Thursday to all! Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features one of my favorite color combinations, grey and red. This particular dress shown below is such a great shape - I have a similarly cut dress that I scored form Macy's a while back. Assuming this dress cuts a bit above the knees, I imagine it's super versatile.
For both office wear and cocktail hour, the red heels add a perfect pop of color. I also like the addition of the rougher accessories for the evening drinkies.
What do we think, friends, are you all fans of the grey and red?!
For both office wear and cocktail hour, the red heels add a perfect pop of color. I also like the addition of the rougher accessories for the evening drinkies.
What do we think, friends, are you all fans of the grey and red?!
August 5, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Silken Brights
Hey everyone! Hope y'all are having a great week!
Up for Cubicle to Cocktails today is a really beautiful silk top from (gasp) Spiegel. Yup, Spiegel. The magenta silk tunic is embellished at the sleeves and offers a beautiful tie back. I adore this shade and really think it could be lovely for both cubicle and cocktails. The white blazer looks super fresh against this bright shade and would look equally as adorable with the rolled denim.
So friends, what do we think? Spiegel, who knew?!
Up for Cubicle to Cocktails today is a really beautiful silk top from (gasp) Spiegel. Yup, Spiegel. The magenta silk tunic is embellished at the sleeves and offers a beautiful tie back. I adore this shade and really think it could be lovely for both cubicle and cocktails. The white blazer looks super fresh against this bright shade and would look equally as adorable with the rolled denim.
So friends, what do we think? Spiegel, who knew?!
July 29, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Lace Escape
Hello there!
Today's CTC edition features an adorable lacy tank from BB Dakota - who has been turning out all sorts of lacing, stitched looking garments as of late. I'm a fan of this tank as it's super versatile - I love it paired the J. Crack jacket for office time and straight up with the skinnies at night. Plus, those Tory Burch studded heels would look smashing with just about anything - and there on sale right now! Schwing!
I can conjure up quite a few outfits to sport with this sweet little top.
What do we think friends? Are we loving lace?
Today's CTC edition features an adorable lacy tank from BB Dakota - who has been turning out all sorts of lacing, stitched looking garments as of late. I'm a fan of this tank as it's super versatile - I love it paired the J. Crack jacket for office time and straight up with the skinnies at night. Plus, those Tory Burch studded heels would look smashing with just about anything - and there on sale right now! Schwing!
I can conjure up quite a few outfits to sport with this sweet little top.
What do we think friends? Are we loving lace?
July 22, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Back It Up
Happy Thursday to all! Here's hoping that some many of you will indulge in a little thirsty Thursday action tonight! Mama wants a martini.
So, in celebration that today is, indeed, a super day for cocktails check out my look below.
I'm sure many of us have a scandal-back top hidden somewhere in our closet. It's one of those tops that you would never wear to work, or could you?! Throw on a classy jacket (I love this little tweed number below), sweet pencil skirt and modest wedges and you're good to go for the office. Just strip off that jacket, throw on some sky-high heels (the ones below are straight knock offs for the new DVF suede pumps) and you're hot to trot.
Work that martini, girl, work it all the way through Sunday. Then get yourself a Bloody Mary. Cheers!
So, in celebration that today is, indeed, a super day for cocktails check out my look below.
I'm sure many of us have a scandal-back top hidden somewhere in our closet. It's one of those tops that you would never wear to work, or could you?! Throw on a classy jacket (I love this little tweed number below), sweet pencil skirt and modest wedges and you're good to go for the office. Just strip off that jacket, throw on some sky-high heels (the ones below are straight knock offs for the new DVF suede pumps) and you're hot to trot.
Work that martini, girl, work it all the way through Sunday. Then get yourself a Bloody Mary. Cheers!
July 15, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Washed Silk Blouses
Hey everyone!
Hope y'all are having a super week!
Today's edition of CTC features one of my favorite all season layering pieces - the silk shirt. No, this is not your brother's silk shirt from a 1989 homecoming dance. This is a pretty, flowy, feminine shirt that works well with work and cocktail apparel. I imagine plenty of mileage from a great silk blouse.
The top featured below is quite pricey, at $178. However, I saw a very similar top at Ann Taylor just a few weeks ago on super sale. Plus, check out the bottom Shopstyle piece for more silk shirt-spiration.
So friends, are you fans of the versatile silk shirt?!
Hope y'all are having a super week!
Today's edition of CTC features one of my favorite all season layering pieces - the silk shirt. No, this is not your brother's silk shirt from a 1989 homecoming dance. This is a pretty, flowy, feminine shirt that works well with work and cocktail apparel. I imagine plenty of mileage from a great silk blouse.
The top featured below is quite pricey, at $178. However, I saw a very similar top at Ann Taylor just a few weeks ago on super sale. Plus, check out the bottom Shopstyle piece for more silk shirt-spiration.
So friends, are you fans of the versatile silk shirt?!
July 1, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Anthro-licious
Hi everyone! Don't you just hate it when a gorgeous top (finally) goes on sale and you trudge into said store to try it on and it looks kinda crappy on you?
Well, this happened to me with Anthropologie's Nexus top. I love the sweeping ruffles, the brownish gray shade and the overall "prettiness". Unfortunately, this top made me look like a box - I blame the middle ruffle. Regardless, this top is now on sale at Anthropologie for $29.95 - which is a steal if this top works for you. Plus, it's the feature of this week's Cubicle to Cocktails!
This particular brown/gray shade works splendidly for both work and play. I like it paired with basic black and white as well as skinny jeans. It all works so well.
So, friends - I know Kim from Anthroholic looks adorbs in this top, anyone else?!
Well, this happened to me with Anthropologie's Nexus top. I love the sweeping ruffles, the brownish gray shade and the overall "prettiness". Unfortunately, this top made me look like a box - I blame the middle ruffle. Regardless, this top is now on sale at Anthropologie for $29.95 - which is a steal if this top works for you. Plus, it's the feature of this week's Cubicle to Cocktails!
This particular brown/gray shade works splendidly for both work and play. I like it paired with basic black and white as well as skinny jeans. It all works so well.
So, friends - I know Kim from Anthroholic looks adorbs in this top, anyone else?!
June 24, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Black Out
Happy Thursday to all! Today's edition of CTC looks a bit somber, but let's be real, sometimes the chic black on black is too easy to pass up. Johnny Cash it, friends, Johnny Cash it.
I'm ok with black on black as long as there are texture differences and interesting accessories. I really like the bright white bag against the drapey black vest. While this look may be a bit too one-note for some of you, I think the cut and the flow of these pieces work very well together. Not a black fan? Wear a colored cami underneath the flowy black vest. Or just sport an altogether different shade!
I suppose the other reason why I choose black as my backup color of choice is because of its multi-use purposes. The pieces below are super transitional and those shorts can even be sported in the fall with some tights, if you dare. BTW - the black silk shorts below will be mine in just a few days! I.cannot.wait.
So, friends - is black your fall back color, too?
I'm ok with black on black as long as there are texture differences and interesting accessories. I really like the bright white bag against the drapey black vest. While this look may be a bit too one-note for some of you, I think the cut and the flow of these pieces work very well together. Not a black fan? Wear a colored cami underneath the flowy black vest. Or just sport an altogether different shade!
I suppose the other reason why I choose black as my backup color of choice is because of its multi-use purposes. The pieces below are super transitional and those shorts can even be sported in the fall with some tights, if you dare. BTW - the black silk shorts below will be mine in just a few days! I.cannot.wait.
So, friends - is black your fall back color, too?
June 17, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: A Corset, Of Course
Suck it all in, ladies! It's corset time!
No, no, I'm not expecting you to corset yourself like Megan Fox in "Jonah Hex" (btw - in the movie, her waist is corseted to 18" !!!). But, corsets or bustiers, are super flattering to many a woman. Just make sure you can walk, talk, eat, sit and breathe comfortably. Just take a look at the gorgeous Justine, from Fetching Fashions, sporting her gorg corset top!
Today's Cubicle to Cocktails showcases a top styled after the medieval nightmare. However, this lovely French Connection corset top features such a fun print for summer and looks fairly comfortable. Toss on a white jacket and some classic work pants and you're good to hit the office. As for cocktail time, keep the top the same and toss on my current clothing crush, the Joe's "Sammy" cuffed shorts (shown below, too) and some fun nude wedges.
No, no, I'm not expecting you to corset yourself like Megan Fox in "Jonah Hex" (btw - in the movie, her waist is corseted to 18" !!!). But, corsets or bustiers, are super flattering to many a woman. Just make sure you can walk, talk, eat, sit and breathe comfortably. Just take a look at the gorgeous Justine, from Fetching Fashions, sporting her gorg corset top!
Today's Cubicle to Cocktails showcases a top styled after the medieval nightmare. However, this lovely French Connection corset top features such a fun print for summer and looks fairly comfortable. Toss on a white jacket and some classic work pants and you're good to hit the office. As for cocktail time, keep the top the same and toss on my current clothing crush, the Joe's "Sammy" cuffed shorts (shown below, too) and some fun nude wedges.
So, friends, what do we think or corset tops?
Not your cup or tea or cinch me up, Coley?!
June 10, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Purty Tulip (Skirts)
One day closer to Friday, friends!
I love tulips and I also love tulip skirts. Short or long, these pretty little skirts can cover up, hide and disguise a multitude of sins. A nice drape of a tulip skirt and wider hips are camouflaged. Juuust make sure it drapes over your body - hips don't lie, girlfriends.
The tulip skirt shown below is such a fun color for summer and I really think it's a great transition piece for fall. I can definitely see working that skirt with black tights and booties, don't you? Considering this skirt is a bit on the longer side, I chose a more revealing tank for cocktail hour. The little white tank shown below has a gorgeous deep scoop in the back for some pow for your exit look. And the studded wedges are ferosh. I'm sure they can also serve as a weapon, if needed.
What do you think? Are you a tulip (skirt) fan?
And a few more tulip skirts!
I love tulips and I also love tulip skirts. Short or long, these pretty little skirts can cover up, hide and disguise a multitude of sins. A nice drape of a tulip skirt and wider hips are camouflaged. Juuust make sure it drapes over your body - hips don't lie, girlfriends.
The tulip skirt shown below is such a fun color for summer and I really think it's a great transition piece for fall. I can definitely see working that skirt with black tights and booties, don't you? Considering this skirt is a bit on the longer side, I chose a more revealing tank for cocktail hour. The little white tank shown below has a gorgeous deep scoop in the back for some pow for your exit look. And the studded wedges are ferosh. I'm sure they can also serve as a weapon, if needed.
What do you think? Are you a tulip (skirt) fan?
And a few more tulip skirts!
June 3, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Button Up That Shirtdress
Hi all!
Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features the iconic shirtdress. Shirtdresses can be tricky sometimes - they are deceivingly "easy" to wear, just throw it on and button up. However, the hem, the fit, the color, the sleeve, etc. can all make or break the look of this sweet little number.
I'm a big fan of this Micheal by Michael Kors printed shirtdress, it's 100% silk and super versatile (albeit a bit casual for some of your work environments). By pairing it with a fancy pants belt and some standard nude slingbacks, the dress becomes more office appropriate - just watch the length! As for cocktail attire, unbutton a button and sport some chunkier jewelry and supa tall wedges. You could also skip the belt completely, throw on some comfy flats and hit a party on the beach in a snap. Can we say, fourth of July?!
So, friends - are we fans or foes of the shirtdress?
Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features the iconic shirtdress. Shirtdresses can be tricky sometimes - they are deceivingly "easy" to wear, just throw it on and button up. However, the hem, the fit, the color, the sleeve, etc. can all make or break the look of this sweet little number.
I'm a big fan of this Micheal by Michael Kors printed shirtdress, it's 100% silk and super versatile (albeit a bit casual for some of your work environments). By pairing it with a fancy pants belt and some standard nude slingbacks, the dress becomes more office appropriate - just watch the length! As for cocktail attire, unbutton a button and sport some chunkier jewelry and supa tall wedges. You could also skip the belt completely, throw on some comfy flats and hit a party on the beach in a snap. Can we say, fourth of July?!
So, friends - are we fans or foes of the shirtdress?
May 13, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails & Chloe Has a Giveaway!
Happy Thursday to all!
Today's Cubicle to Cocktails is a bit crazier than something I would normally sport (re: pattern on pattern), but many a woman can work that look, so I figured I'd feature a look with those elements! The floral blazer is a nod to the 80s, but I think the punchy color works well with basic black, cropped pants for work.
As for the cocktail look, I paired that punchy blazer with a neutral-colored stripey skirt. This look may be crazy busy for some, but I think the flattering stripes and fit of the skirt could work with a brighter jacket. If you're not into pattern on pattern, any jacket would look fab paired with the cowl top and skirt (a crisp white boyfriend blazer or bright red fitted jacket come to mind).
So, what do you think - have you tried pattern on pattern?
And...FYI to all of you ShopBop fans (and really who isn't?), Ms. Chloe of The Chloe Conspiracy and See Chloe Shop is giving away a $100 ShopBop Giftcard! To learn all the deets clickity click right here.
The skirt shown in the Cocktails look is from ShopBop and I lurrrrrve it...here's hoping I win so the lovely little skirt is mine mine mine.
Today's Cubicle to Cocktails is a bit crazier than something I would normally sport (re: pattern on pattern), but many a woman can work that look, so I figured I'd feature a look with those elements! The floral blazer is a nod to the 80s, but I think the punchy color works well with basic black, cropped pants for work.
As for the cocktail look, I paired that punchy blazer with a neutral-colored stripey skirt. This look may be crazy busy for some, but I think the flattering stripes and fit of the skirt could work with a brighter jacket. If you're not into pattern on pattern, any jacket would look fab paired with the cowl top and skirt (a crisp white boyfriend blazer or bright red fitted jacket come to mind).
So, what do you think - have you tried pattern on pattern?
And...FYI to all of you ShopBop fans (and really who isn't?), Ms. Chloe of The Chloe Conspiracy and See Chloe Shop is giving away a $100 ShopBop Giftcard! To learn all the deets clickity click right here.
The skirt shown in the Cocktails look is from ShopBop and I lurrrrrve it...here's hoping I win so the lovely little skirt is mine mine mine.
May 6, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: The Drive By, Fly By Edition
Hey all - today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails is for viewing only...limited commentary today!
I'm having some computer issues so please enjoy the set below with the lovely white sheath!
I'm having some computer issues so please enjoy the set below with the lovely white sheath!
April 29, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Mini Pants, Ankle Pants, Cropped Pants Schmants
Yay for Thursday! Who's super happy we're almost finished with the work week?!
Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features the lovely little mini pants, or cropped pants, or whatever you want to name them. I've featured these little pantalones before, but I just heart them so much I needed to showcase another look with them.
I think this cut is appropriate for most business casual situations - I mean come on, you're showing ANKLE. Gasp, wince, sob. Fit is utmost important with these pants - no one wants to be able to count the change in your back pocket....you know what I mean? Of course you do!
So, without further adieu, here is today's Cubicle to Cocktails! I love pairing a flowy, printed tunic with these pants and amping up the shoes and accessories for nighttime.
What do you think of today's CTC edition?
Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features the lovely little mini pants, or cropped pants, or whatever you want to name them. I've featured these little pantalones before, but I just heart them so much I needed to showcase another look with them.
I think this cut is appropriate for most business casual situations - I mean come on, you're showing ANKLE. Gasp, wince, sob. Fit is utmost important with these pants - no one wants to be able to count the change in your back pocket....you know what I mean? Of course you do!
So, without further adieu, here is today's Cubicle to Cocktails! I love pairing a flowy, printed tunic with these pants and amping up the shoes and accessories for nighttime.
What do you think of today's CTC edition?
April 22, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Cute Little Dress Edition
Happy Thursday to all! Today's edition of CTC features an adorable black and white stretch cotton dress with really cool cutouts.
For the cubicle look, toss on a white "girlfriend" blazer and adorable leetle wedges. (Target!) To amp it up for cocktail hour slip on some hot black heels and a blue croc belt. I'm also really loving the diamond studs - gorgeous!
So, ladies - what do you think? The cocktail look could easily transition to a wedding ensemble, too!
For the cubicle look, toss on a white "girlfriend" blazer and adorable leetle wedges. (Target!) To amp it up for cocktail hour slip on some hot black heels and a blue croc belt. I'm also really loving the diamond studs - gorgeous!
So, ladies - what do you think? The cocktail look could easily transition to a wedding ensemble, too!
April 8, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails & IRL Photos
Hi all! Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features an adorable beaded belt and a lovely blush colored bag. While the bag is just a wee bit pricey I think the color is just gorg. The cubicle look is pretty basic and the ruffled open cardi can definitely transition into cocktail hour if needed.
As for the romper - the one below looks super cute. I'm not the biggest Bebe fan - but I'd pop in to see this little romper!
And...just to follow up Tuesday's post...here are a few IRL photos of The Limited romper and my new Corey Lynn Calter dress. If you look closely you can see a wittle Beagle in the background sweeping on the bed....!
These aren't the best photos...but here we go!
The Corey Lynn Calter Trisha Cowl Neck Dress: Size 2 - This fits pretty well. I lurve the cowl neck and the fabric is light and airy. Big fan of the lace print, too! It's a teeny bit on the shorter side, but I like it anyways!
The Limited's Jodi Arnold Silk Jumper: Size XS - As mentioned in Tuesday's post - I'm a big fan of this adorable romper.
As for the romper - the one below looks super cute. I'm not the biggest Bebe fan - but I'd pop in to see this little romper!
And...just to follow up Tuesday's post...here are a few IRL photos of The Limited romper and my new Corey Lynn Calter dress. If you look closely you can see a wittle Beagle in the background sweeping on the bed....!
These aren't the best photos...but here we go!
The Corey Lynn Calter Trisha Cowl Neck Dress: Size 2 - This fits pretty well. I lurve the cowl neck and the fabric is light and airy. Big fan of the lace print, too! It's a teeny bit on the shorter side, but I like it anyways!
So, what do you think? Are you a fan of the CLC dress? What about The Limited romper?
April 1, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails - Printed Sheath
Happy Thursday to all! Today is Day 1 of Coley's Self-Imposed Shopping Ban. And off we go...
Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features a gorgeous Corey Lynn Calter silk sheath. You Anthropologie lovers have undoubtedly seen Ms. Calter's designs all over Anthro. I love the bright print and I think this simple silhouette works for a variety of body types for both day and night. A swift change of shoes and accessories cranks this look up for evening.
If you need more coverage, you could absolutely toss on white button down under the dress or a simple jacket or cardi over to ensure office-appropriateness. The Enzo shoes that I chose for evening just made their way into my closet a few days ago - they are SUPER fun. I love their seventies vibe.
So, what do you think? Do you enjoy the printed sheath or do you prefer solids for the office?
Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features a gorgeous Corey Lynn Calter silk sheath. You Anthropologie lovers have undoubtedly seen Ms. Calter's designs all over Anthro. I love the bright print and I think this simple silhouette works for a variety of body types for both day and night. A swift change of shoes and accessories cranks this look up for evening.
If you need more coverage, you could absolutely toss on white button down under the dress or a simple jacket or cardi over to ensure office-appropriateness. The Enzo shoes that I chose for evening just made their way into my closet a few days ago - they are SUPER fun. I love their seventies vibe.
So, what do you think? Do you enjoy the printed sheath or do you prefer solids for the office?
March 25, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Fave Color Combo & A Fab Myshape.com Promo Code
One of my favorite color palettes is black & white with punches of red. I've always loved this combo - and that's why today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features these gorgeous swatches!
When I first completed these looks, I kept thinking that I was missing something. BUT, I quickly remembered...it's gettin' warm out ya'll! (In my best Paula Dean voice)
So, the look below is a true late spring look - the dress is a combo of silk and stretch jersey - perfect for pairing with a structured jacket for the office and hot, red heels for cocktail hour!
I actually just ordered a similar dress to the one featured below - but I ordered this Plastic Island two-tone silk and jersey dress from myshape.com. BTW - myshape.com is the kewlest website (I first raved about it here). It's one of my new faves and they run fab sales fairly often!
Right now you can get 40% off orders of all myshape.com orders of $200 or more with the code ORDER40, valid through midnight on 3/25. AND if you enter in your measurements (which is totes the way to go), you get free shipping all zee time!
Thoughts?
What's your go-to color combo?!
When I first completed these looks, I kept thinking that I was missing something. BUT, I quickly remembered...it's gettin' warm out ya'll! (In my best Paula Dean voice)
So, the look below is a true late spring look - the dress is a combo of silk and stretch jersey - perfect for pairing with a structured jacket for the office and hot, red heels for cocktail hour!
I actually just ordered a similar dress to the one featured below - but I ordered this Plastic Island two-tone silk and jersey dress from myshape.com. BTW - myshape.com is the kewlest website (I first raved about it here). It's one of my new faves and they run fab sales fairly often!
Right now you can get 40% off orders of all myshape.com orders of $200 or more with the code ORDER40, valid through midnight on 3/25. AND if you enter in your measurements (which is totes the way to go), you get free shipping all zee time!
Thoughts?
What's your go-to color combo?!
March 18, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Put Some Power in Those Flowers
Good day, all! Hope every one of you enjoyed a great St. Patty's Day!
Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features a subtle floral print button down. Now I know what you're thinking, florals - for spring, groundbreaking (shout out to Obsessionista!). But really florals are everywhere for spring and I truly think that a micro floral print could easily transition from a business look out to casual cocktails.
That being said, I like a solid navy blazer (I own the GAP blazer shown below and it is one of my favorite pieces in my closet) paired with this little beauty, add a slightly sheen-y pencil skirt and you are a pro at the office. To transition to cocktails, pull on some skinny or straight leg white jeans (whichever works with your body type), throw on some freakin' adorable wedges (Miss Justine from Fetching Fashions highlighted the lovelies below just a few days ago) and you are beverage ready.
So, ladies - what do you think? Will you flaunt the florals, or leave them for the vase?
Today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails features a subtle floral print button down. Now I know what you're thinking, florals - for spring, groundbreaking (shout out to Obsessionista!). But really florals are everywhere for spring and I truly think that a micro floral print could easily transition from a business look out to casual cocktails.
That being said, I like a solid navy blazer (I own the GAP blazer shown below and it is one of my favorite pieces in my closet) paired with this little beauty, add a slightly sheen-y pencil skirt and you are a pro at the office. To transition to cocktails, pull on some skinny or straight leg white jeans (whichever works with your body type), throw on some freakin' adorable wedges (Miss Justine from Fetching Fashions highlighted the lovelies below just a few days ago) and you are beverage ready.
So, ladies - what do you think? Will you flaunt the florals, or leave them for the vase?
March 11, 2010
Cubicle to Cocktails: Rockin' Chambray at Work
Hi everyone! Up for today's edition of Cubicle to Cocktails I'm featuring a classic chambray shirt. I like chambray because it can be dressed up or down, have sheen or sans-sheen and be worn in a variety of denim shades. The shirt shown below it a solid chambray with a slight sheen - this lends itself well to a business casual work environment.
Pair this little chambray beauty with a navy skirt, cognac leather belt and nude patent pumps and you are the queen of the hottest cubicle ever created. As for the cocktail look, I love adding a nude wedge and a flowered mini to add some youth and color to the look.
So, what do you think? Have you or will you rock the classic chambray at work?!
Pair this little chambray beauty with a navy skirt, cognac leather belt and nude patent pumps and you are the queen of the hottest cubicle ever created. As for the cocktail look, I love adding a nude wedge and a flowered mini to add some youth and color to the look.
So, what do you think? Have you or will you rock the classic chambray at work?!
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