Our daily TPS reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.

This brand, Harvey Faircloth, came to our attention recently because one of the 3 designers was in the news, having recently been appointed design director for Kate Spade Accessories.  But when we clicked through to look at her brand, we fell in love with the slightly different, interesting pieces — particularly this tulip skirt, which comes in seersucker, a geometric print (also pictured, but in the top), a navy cotton/linen, a narrow stripe (we think that’s pictured), and a navy silk gazar.  We love the high waist, the bow detailing in the back, and the way it can feel extremely casual (see right) or dressed up for the office.  It’s $295 at Harvey Faircloth, available currently only in sizes 2 and 4.   Tulip Skirt

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Our daily TPS reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.

We’re liking this animal print skirt from Ann Taylor, even though (or perhaps because) the print primarily looks abstract to us.  Bright pastels, we think, would particularly pop against the skirt — we’d wear it with a basic white tee and a bright yellow cardigan.  It’s $88 at Ann Taylor, available in sizes 00 to 18.  Graphic Animal Print Skirt

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