Monday:
Mint sweater
Monday
I could slowly feel the cooler, autumn weather approaching, but I wasn’t ready
to put away my pastel colors just yet.
Instead, I decided to transition my mint sweater into an outfit that
mixes both summer and fall. I recently
bought a pair of navy dress pants and I thought this was a great opportunity to
combine navy and mint together. Since I
thought white heightened the mint color and made it pop more, I wore a white
tank top underneath and added white kitten heels. To add more dimension, I wore a navy
boyfriend blazer with a teal skinny belt to accentuate my waist. This outfit transitions well from business
casual to casual by just swapping the navy dress pants with a pair of dark-washed
skinny jeans and some boats shoes.
Mint sweater (Charlotte Russe); Navy Pants (Gap); Navy Blazer (H&M); Teal belt (TJ Maxx); White kitten heels (Plato's Closet)
Tuesday:
Kelly green café pants
Tuesday
I woke up already wanting to wear my kelly green café pants with a top
knot. Since I think a top knot hairstyle
gives off a modern edgy look, I decided to build my outfit around that theme. To enhance the edgy vibe, I wore a leopard
mock turtleneck sleeveless top with black western-inspired boots and a skinny
black belt. To keep the look more appropriate
for the workplace, just add a black blazer which gives a tailored touch to the
ensemble.
Kelly green pants (Express); Leopard top (Express); Belt (Target); Western-inspired boots (BCBGeneration at Dillards); Earrings (Gift)
Wednesday:
Teal flowy skirt
Wednesday
I wore my teal flowy skirt which can be altered for the cooler weather by
complementing it with tan suede boots and a lightweight blazer over a purple
tee. I completed the casual chic look
with a bracelet with teal, purple, and silver detailing.
Teal flowy skirt (Walmart); Purple shirt (Plato's Closet); Blazer (Target); Boots (Second-hand store) Bracelet (Kohl's)
Thursday:
Olive safari shirt
Thursday
I started my outfit choice with my new snake printed stilettos as my
inspiration. These heels have a hint of
olive green in them so in response I decided to pair the shoes with an olive
green two-pocket safari shirt. I wore a simple black bandage pencil skirt and
layered a light khaki blazer over the shirt to reflect the colors of black and
light tan alluded in the snake-print. I
finished the look with a silver skinny belt at the waist and silver necklace
and earrings to imitate the light sheen on the stilettos. Simple hair and makeup kept the look clean
and tailored. For a more casual look
using the olive green shirt, go to Grecian Casual post.
Olive green safari shirt (Express on sale); Black power skirt (BCBG Max Azria); Khaki blazer (Target); Silver belt (TJ Maxx); Snake-print Heels (Target)
Friday:
Lime green v-neck sweater
Two
things I love about this sweater are that it can be worn with or without the
white collar and the fabric makes it appropriate for cooler and warmer
weather. I felt inspired by the 1970’s
decade after watching the movie Dazed
and Confused. Since jeans can be
worn at my workplace for casual Friday, coincidentally, I paired the sweater
with my high-waisted wide legged jeans and threw a big brown belt around my
waist. I coated the look with a pendant peace
sign necklace and plum floppy hat as homage to the decade.
Lime green sweater (The Limited); Jeans (Victoria's Secret Catalog); Belt (Borrowed from my mom); Peace Pendant (Forever 21); Floppy Hat (Gordmans)
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