Dress: Zara (similar here and here) | Jacket: Mango | Shoes: Asos (similar here, right here as well as here) | Necklace: c/o T+J styles (similar here) | Rings: c/o Henri Bendel | Sunglasses: Nina Ricci (similar here) | Polish: Essie (Lollipop) | Lip: Stila (Fiery)
Today is the a lot more traditional workwear handle the white sheath dress, as I used it to meetings just recently in Barcelona. While I went monochromatic as well as paired it with this white blazer from Mango (which I love), a white sheath gown is an incredible canvas for brilliantly colored and/or patterned blazers or even strong jewelry. The above look stands in stark contrast to the laid-back pairing yesterday with a connected gingham shirt as well as white patent leather Birkenstocks, as well as (hopefully) illustrates exactly how wide-ranging your choices are in styling this fantastic basic.
Following the laid-back as well as conventional takes, I’m ending the three-part series mañana with the method I transitioned this gown for after-five cocktails. See you back right here tomorrow! Bring a martini… or a flask of bootleg whiskey. Whatever does the technique for you.
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