Blue jeans, t shirt, sweater, clogs.

Jeans, white gap T and J Crew cashmere/merino blend cardigan sweater. Bruno Magli flats.

Client meeting tomorrow so will be in full business suit attire with heels. Not sure which one yet.

I tend to think of "statement" necklaces as big chunky ones, or the bib style ones. They are more of a focal point than a neutral accessory.

Black leggings and a stretchy hoodie. I worked from home today.

scrub pants, Curious George Goes To The Hospital scrub shirt. My work clothing budget has gotten much bigger since switching to peds. I can't help but want to buy stuff little kids will like.

Navy Koi scrub pants
Gray Gap Tshirt
Ceil blue Koi scrub jacket
Navy/ceil swirled Danskos
Blue lanyard with my ID on it---some statement piece!!!

Dark skinny jeans, flat ankle booties, and a black space-dyed tunic (it's actually a short dress).

The heating in my office (well, library) is out-of-whack so I had to dress in layers. Thankfully, my agency is very casual.

Black twinset, gray Eddie Bauer pants, black deerskin Minnetonka moccasins, pearl earrings.

I've got long hair and that's my accessory, I guess.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Black pinstripe Hugo Boss suit
Light pink theory silk blouse
Stiletto heel Blahnik ankle boots
Diamond solitaire necklace (no statement).


(Why are we all posting the brands? Is this important info?)

Well the brands seems to give an indication of how much you need to spend for a particular look. For instance your outfit would cost upwards of $1000 (necklace apart) but most of the others' including OP's is <200 I would guess..

The boots alone cost more than $1000 if you're paying full retail. However, I didn't pay that much.

Where did you find the boots?

Black knee length pencil skirt, pastel blue knit sweater, and chunky gold STATEMENT necklace that cost maybe 40 bucks at Zara. I'm not too poor to buy real jewelry but am so uninterested and unexcited by jewelry that it does not seem worth it to buy anything expensive.

Scrubs, surgi hat. Statement bodily fluids

sock-monkey PJ bottoms, husbands polo shirt, Prada moccasins. Don't need much when you video conference.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Black pinstripe Hugo Boss suit
Light pink theory silk blouse
Stiletto heel Blahnik ankle boots
Diamond solitaire necklace (no statement).


(Why are we all posting the brands? Is this important info?)

Well the brands seems to give an indication of how much you need to spend for a particular look. For instance your outfit would cost upwards of $1000 (necklace apart) but most of the others' including OP's is <200 I would guess..

The boots alone cost more than $1000 if you're paying full retail. However, I didn't pay that much.

Maroon cropped pants from Loft, striped camel/white collared shirt from Ann Taylor, olive jacket from Madewell, nude Cole Haan patent wedges.

Anonymous wrote:This outfit, with black, strappy very high heels

http://m.thelimited.com/state-of-the-union/february15_outfit_08.html?prefn1=saleStatus&ppid=c1&start=1&cgid=scandal&prefv1=regular

Doesn't sound like work attire.

Anonymous wrote:Black pinstripe Hugo Boss suit
Light pink theory silk blouse
Stiletto heel Blahnik ankle boots
Diamond solitaire necklace (no statement).


(Why are we all posting the brands? Is this important info?)

Well the brands seems to give an indication of how much you need to spend for a particular look. For instance your outfit would cost upwards of $1000 (necklace apart) but most of the others' including OP's is <200 I would guess..