Accessories
We all have the same problem when summer comes around: it is hot and sweaty and our professional clothing just doesn’t feel right. While we’d all love to wear shorts and tank tops to work, for most of us that isn’t a possibility. We have to dress up a bit, which means layers and things that are just too warm to walk around in if … Continue reading Professional Summer Wardrobe Additions You Must Have
When you think of colors that signify the colors the season, you might think that navy is a winter or fall color, but you’d be wrong (at least this year). It is quickly becoming apparent that the color of spring into summer reflects the bluer skies, the bluer waters, and the temperatures that typically chase our blues away. This time, they are here to stay. … Continue reading Color of the Season: Navy Accents
Spring is the time to get your feet out, add some toenail polish, and finally wear sandals. Too often, we spend all winter hoping for this moment and then pull out the same old, disgusting flip flops that we have worn for years. Don’t do that! Instead, get yourself some new sandals that will encourage you to put your best foot forward every day. Espadrilles … Continue reading Sandals You Must Have This Spring
All signs point to a certain pop star bringing 1950s style back to the forefront of fashion. Want to get a headstart on incorporating some of those items into your own wardrobe? Here is how to get started: Short Sleeve Sweaters One of the most common trends of the 1950s is the short sleeve sweater. While it might seem a little silly (who needs their … Continue reading 1950s Style: How to Bring It Into 2019 & Beyond
Sunglasses can absolutely make or break an outfit. In the last few weeks, we have noticed that designers are coming out with some great new sunglasses in shapes and styles we have never seen before – and that is a rare event. So often, we see the same shapes and styles over and over again. Not that it is a bad thing! Sometimes, those shapes … Continue reading Sunglasses: Which Ones You Need (And Which Ones To Avoid)