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saturday plaidurday

December 11, 2013

This past Saturday, the BF and I went spent the afternoon in Brooklyn where we grabbed brunch, relaxed at a coffee shop and then indulged in a few sweet treats at a local bakery. It feels like a world away, but Brooklyn is one of my favorite places to explore.

Of course, whenever we pay a visit, I feel the need to mix up the wardrobe from the usual girly glam. I reached for my felt hat, plaid scarf and an oversized sweater for an effortless look. Thick rimmed sunglasses and skinny jeans might not be my thing, but I can still rock an outfit worthy of Williamsburg.

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Sweater: Joe Fresh
Scarf: Gap
Leggings: Forever 21
Hat: Prima Donna (c/o)
Watch: Michael Kors
Bracelet: C. Wonder
Shoes: Old Navy

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James Colvin

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holiday style guide: office parties

December 10, 2013

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There’s plenty to celebrate during the holiday season and with that, comes a plethora of occasions to play dress up. Today, I’m pulling together a few outfits for the holiday office party.

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As much as I’m hoping that my office party involves an open bar, I feel like it’s a fine line between a good time and an HR complaint. After all, no one wants to become the subject of watercooler gossip the morning after the business bash.

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For a balanced mix of work and play, pick a dress with an appropriate cut and length (I mean, that’s pretty much a given no matter what) and pair it with more playful accessories like a punchy necklace, pointed pumps and the perfect clutch.

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winter ballerina

December 9, 2013

I might not be sophisticated enough to enjoy the ballet, but I certainly don’t mind dressing up like a ballerina. Well, the look was actually unintentional, but as soon as I donned outfit, I couldn’t help but feel like I was straight out of The Nutcracker … just slightly less graceful.