Ladies, I know that only five of you are probably wearing denim right now.  Because when the world’s upside down, who doesn’t want a stretchy waist band?  The trouble is, that when you go to put the jeans back on…let’s just say some things will have moved around and you will be uncomfortable. So do […]

The slouchy sweater from this morning is quickly becoming my favorite.  Unlike my Free People tunic, I can wear it to work with a skirt or pants.  And it is so cozy, it makes every day a little bit more comfortable. Let’s style it!

Can you wear a sweatshirt to work?  A few years ago this would have been unthinkable, but as styles relax and the pandemic continues, of course, you can.  Here’s how to style it.

Styling colored pants can sometimes be a challenge, but it’s such a chic look when it goes right.  The Ann Taylor pants from this morning have a lovely, soft color to them that works well with neutrals and colors in the same family.  Let’s see the Two Ways.

I love the J.Crew Regent Blazer.  I bought the camel last year, and the navy a few months ago.  Both will feature heavily in my work wardrobe this session.  Here are a couple of ways I plan to wear the navy one.

Last week, I planned to share more work content.  Sadly, the week got away from me, as it did from most of us.  But I promised a Two Ways using the dotted sheer blouse from Friday, so let me make good on that a bit late.

A relaxed, draped cardigan is a wonderful addition to a working woman’s wardrobe.  For this piece, I chose a luxurious cashmere sweater in dark olive.  Here’s how to style it for work and work from home.

Rust has become one of my favorite wardrobe colors.  It looks great on many woman, and it’s a bit of an unexpected choice in a world filled with burgundy and navy.  So let’s style this rust sweater two ways.

Whether you’re back in the office looking for comfortable basics or at home and sick of wearing leggings, I have the pants you need.  They have a stretchy waistband, a relaxed fit, and they are also machine-washable and wrinkle-resistant.  But they look like dressy trousers, so no one will ever know.