It’s not often that I come across a dress that’s so versatile that it can easily transition from a meeting, to an event (I wore this for my New York book signing), and then out to dinner. I love the deep jewel color of this one with its subtle nod to this season’s obsession with peplum.
{Chicago skyline with the cool greenish/blue water}
This week was a good one. Each night we finished work at a decent time, put on music, and drank wine while we made dinner. After the Emmy Awards on Sunday, we also decided it was time to finally give Homeland a try and I’m so glad we did – it’s incredible. Last night’s signing was so fun and we capped off the night with some of my closest friends at Sotto. Tonight we’re staying in (ahem – finishing the first season of the aforementioned show) and tomorrow I’m heading down to Orange County for my last Southern California signing (details here). Have a great weekend!
{A day-in-the-life glimpse from NY Fashion Week with Estée Lauder}
I receive a lot of questions about what people should wear in the work place – how to incorporate trends, the key pieces that everyone should own, and those items on which it’s worth spending. I haven’t worked in a typical office for several years, but I’ve put together my list of 15 essential pieces that are a good starting point to building your work wardrobe.
I used to avoid tan-colored clothing since I felt that it washed out my (not exactly natural) blond hair. It’s kind of like that saying that redheads should avoid red, I suppose. But when I found this cashmere sweater (that’s on sale) that veered more towards burnt caramel, I gave it a try. I’m surprisingly into the slightly monochromatic look, especially when broken up with a bright lip.