no grass growing under your feet, is there!? I haven't even looked at your choices yet - I was just amazed to see it pop up front and center and had to say something!!
I don't know how Vivienne does it. I need to do more research before I start putting outfits and accessories together. I would also like your input before going ahead. My fear is I haven?t found the right casual but not-too-casual nor too-business-like yet. Will wait to hear from you. I hated the July posts and deleted them.
I went back and looked at some of her project 333 or core of 4 posts.
How about if we start with a core of 4 charcoal. Let's make the second neutral camel. Then the pineygreen or a rich eggplant/purple as the signature color (her step 6).
I should have given you this information earlier: I can wear "good" colored jeans to work if that helps. (She seems to add a pair of black jeans to most of her sets) Things need to stay somewhat casual - remember that I walk to work, there are no chairs at the desk, and bending, stooping, lifting, sorting, sharp edges, can all play a role in any given day.
I would probably choose fewer skirts/dresses (than Vivienne shows in her examples) and skip the pencil silhouette for work.
Ok. Thanks for the feedback. I love the camel and charcoal outfits you posted on Pinterest. Do you have experience wearing camel? Any camel currently in your wardrobe? It is a tricky color that can be heaven or hell on/with skin nd hair color.
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no grass growing under your feet, is there!? I haven't even looked at your choices yet - I was just amazed to see it pop up front and center and had to say something!!
where did July go? I was looking for an update...
I don't know how Vivienne does it. I need to do more research before I start putting outfits and accessories together. I would also like your input before going ahead. My fear is I haven?t found the right casual but not-too-casual nor too-business-like yet. Will wait to hear from you. I hated the July posts and deleted them.
This is too - too - something.
I went back and looked at some of her project 333 or core of 4 posts.
How about if we start with a core of 4 charcoal. Let's make the second neutral camel. Then the pineygreen or a rich eggplant/purple as the signature color (her step 6).
I should have given you this information earlier:
I can wear "good" colored jeans to work if that helps. (She seems to add a pair of black jeans to most of her sets) Things need to stay somewhat casual - remember that I walk to work, there are no chairs at the desk, and bending, stooping, lifting, sorting, sharp edges, can all play a role in any given day.
I would probably choose fewer skirts/dresses (than Vivienne shows in her examples) and skip the pencil silhouette for work.
no pastels - solid deep colors. Please and thank you.
Actually I don't think you've done too badly in finding a reasonable mix of casual and business.
Ok. Thanks for the feedback. I love the camel and charcoal outfits you posted on Pinterest. Do you have experience wearing camel? Any camel currently in your wardrobe? It is a tricky color that can be heaven or hell on/with skin nd hair color.
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