For busy working women, the suit is often the easiest outfit to throw on in the morning. In general, this feature is not about interview suits, which should be as classic and basic as you get — instead, this feature is about the slightly different suit that is fashionable, yet professional. Jones New York is … Read More about Suit of the Week
Previously, on Corporette…
This time last year, here’s what was on our minds… What to Wear to a Colleague’s Wedding Poll: Are Silk Dresses Appropriate for the Office? Golf Clothing for a Newbie When are Heels Too High to Wear to Work?
Wednesday’s TPS Report: Watercolor wrap dress
Our daily TPS reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices. We’re loving this gray silk blend dress from Banana Republic. The watercolor print is interesting without being distracting (and: bonus points for being vaguely vertical, which is always flattering), and we love the high neckline. We’d wear it with a … Read More about Wednesday’s TPS Report: Watercolor wrap dress
Coffee Break: Little Drop Earrings
We love, love, love these earrings — particularly for an office environment. They’re interesting but not overwhelming. They’re drop earrings without being dangly or distracting. And, they’re probably comfortable to wear (particularly if you have to talk on the telephone for a long time without a headset). Perfect! They’re $45 at Etsy, from seller Cinnamon … Read More about Coffee Break: Little Drop Earrings
Should Your Interviewer Get a Thank-You Note or eThanks?
Should you thank an interviewer with an email or a card? We’ve wondered about this for a while as well, so reader J’s question strikes us as particularly interesting… After an interview, everyone knows that it is good manners to send a perfunctory “Thank You” note. However, is it still recommended that the “Thank You” … Read More about Should Your Interviewer Get a Thank-You Note or eThanks?
Tuesday’s TPS Report: Reiss Sky Dress
Our daily TPS reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices. Reiss is another retailer that is fairly new to the States that has some great work pieces (despite their apparent affinity this season for the double-breasted blazer — do those look good on any woman?). For today’s TPS, we’re liking … Read More about Tuesday’s TPS Report: Reiss Sky Dress
Splurge Monday’s TPS Report: Cotton Chain-Belt Dress
Our daily TPS reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices. Oooh – loving this colorful sheath dress from Piazza Sempione. The cool blue and purple hues strike us as seasonless, and the bateau neckline would look great with a set of pearls. Lovely. It’s $935 at Bergdorf Goodman. Cotton Chain-Belt … Read More about Splurge Monday’s TPS Report: Cotton Chain-Belt Dress
Weekend Open Thread
Something on your mind? Chat about it here. Our casual wear recommendation for this week is this fabulous dress from Land’s End’s new line, Canvas. We’re usually not khaki fans (not our best color), but we like this dress enough that we might try it. We’d wear it with a bold pop of color — … Read More about Weekend Open Thread
Weekly News Roundup
Liking these posts? Follow us on Twitter or fan us on Facebook — this is the edited version of what we’re reading! (We also Tweet if we hear about a good sale.) – The WSJ has a very interesting pair of articles right now — first, an article about how the Working Woman is fashion’s … Read More about Weekly News Roundup
Bargain Friday’s TPS Report: Petal Pencil Skirt
Our daily TPS reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices. The Limited has a lot of suiting on work pieces on sale right now, and reader K asked for our thoughts on this skirt. “I think it’s really fun and might be work-worthy with a good button down. Wondering if … Read More about Bargain Friday’s TPS Report: Petal Pencil Skirt
Coffee Break: Cartosio Pump
Nordstrom is having a big shoe clearance, so we swung by to see what, if anything, struck our fancy. We lurrve this interesting take on the classic slingback — the yellow accents really make the navy pop. We like that Bruno Magli was judicious with the use of yellow — it’ll peek out a bit … Read More about Coffee Break: Cartosio Pump
Open Thread: Charitable Giving
We got this question from reader C, and it struck us as an interesting topic… I have an article/poll idea: How much do Corporette readers donate to non-profits and which types of non-profits? I tend to donate $25-100 to all of my alumni associations (high school, college, law school), and then I have an assortment of other … Read More about Open Thread: Charitable Giving
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