If your work environment allows it, why not inject a little colour into your working wardrobe?
Spring is the perfect time to move away from all-black, navy or grey and bring some of your favourite colours into your daily work life.
This work outfit is simple, and comfortable.
Loose fitting culottes and a striped top are smart enough for my workplace, but may not be appropriate for yours.
However, you can substitute the shapes for smarter options (like a shirt/blouse or pencil skirt) but still keep the bold feel.
Open toes may be frowned on if you work in a corporate environment, but a closed toe bootie works just as well.
Mixing prints is as easy as pie if you stick to the same colour palette.
These culottes have black, white, blue and orange so a black and white striped top teams effortlessly with them... the added orange trim is just a bonus!
(Adding a bold necklace can also work well.)
A vintage brooch adds a little personality.
My quilted bag grounds the look slightly, and finishes things off nicely!
Whether that is in relation to having your voice heard (at work, home, in your community), or being noticed as a woman.
Keep pushing yourself.
Being visible starts with confidence.
The best way to feel confident is to feel good about yourself.
Go bold and fake that fabulousness!
Does wearing something bolder help you feel braver and more confident?
I know that works for me but I would love to hear your thoughts!
Please share in the comments, or send me an email at samantha44blair(at)gmail(dot)com.
{EDITED: I almost forgot! I'm going to pick my bra-giveaway winner tomorrow...see the original post HERE... so if you would like a chance to win just send me an email with your bra size and I'll get in touch if you are the lucky winner.}
JACKET: Monsoon...similar.
CULOTTES: River Island...these are nice.
TOP: Oliver Bonas
SHOES: JD Williams...these are similar.
BAG: Topshop... similar.
BROOCH: Vintage... this one is interesting.
GLASSES: Ray Ban
GET THE LOOK
