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  3 WAYS TO WORK IT The Basics: Every woman has a pair of black pants in her closet. They are a wardrobe staple and a go-to piece for any non-denim occasion. The key is making sure your pair is in a "current" fit/silhouette, and fits YOU like a glove. Our current favorite is a skinny black ankle pant. J. Crew has the perfect option with the J. Crew Minnie pant! It's a black canvas and the...
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3 WAYS TO WORK IT The Basics: A shirtdress is a timeless silhouette and a fantastic nod to the lady-like era. Think Mad Men. Another bonus is that it is universally flattering regardless of body type! You can find variations with or without collars, wrap around or button front, stripes, solids, and patterns. The options are endless. At the Office: Paired with pretty pumps and a statement necklace...
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3 WAYS TO WORK IT The Basics: It's timeless and classic and we know you have one hiding in your closet somewhere. The styling may change as fashion does, but as long as the fit is a classic length (hits around the hip) and it sits well on your body, it's a great third piece layering option. Roll and scrunch the sleeves to give it some attitude and throw it on with any of your basics--yes, even de...
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3 WAYS TO WORK IT The Basics: A fun alternative toa  dress or skirt, tap shorts are a hot little item this summer. They're silky and drapey and come in great prints and patterns. Dress up a basic tee or tank with wedges or strappy sandals with a sassy patterned pair! Casual Day at the Office: A textured sweater, neutral wood beads and gold flats take down the sexy factor and make these slinky sho...
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3 WAYS TO WORK IT  The Basics: Stripes are the easiest way to introduce pattern to your wardrobe. If you're typically pattern-shy, stripes are a subtle way to break up the solids in your closet with neutral stripes, white to color, and color to color options all available. Put a striped top with any jean or basic bottom, or add it to your solid basics in a cardigan, blazer, or ballet flat! The Mo...
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  3 WAYS TO WORK IT The Basics: Rompers have had their place in the fashion world since the early 1900s, and it's no wonder with the simplicity and ease of the look. It's much like a dress--an effortless outfit in just one piece. Find one that's comfy for you and is flattering for your body type. Be sure it has some sort of waist definition to give your body shape, and avoid anything that...
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3 WAYS TO WORK IT The Basics: Another item on our "must have" list, a conversation print blouse is fantastically versatile. Whatever the colors and pattern may be, a piece such as this can add personality and style to your look when paired with any of your basic bottoms. Day or Night: With a quirky print in color you may be apt to reach for your basic pair of dark skinnies--which is always a grea...
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3 WAYS TO WORK IT The Basics: A simple and chic accessory, a fedora is a fun and super easy way to give your look some attitude. Not to mention, it's the perfect solve for a bad hair day! Be sure to toss it in your travel bag for your summer vacation--whether you're headed to the beach or the big city. Errand Day: We love it with a maxi dress, metallic flip flops, and a simple pendant necklace...
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3 WAYS TO WORK IT The Basics: They are youthful, fun, and flattering, and they go with everything! It's your summer version of skinny jeans. The question is what don't they go with?! Make sure your version is the right length for you--in your 20's you can work the daisy dukes, 30+ should opt for slightly longer version! Avoid the no-no combo of tight and short. Experiment with fun accessories to ...
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3 WAYS TO WORK IT The Basics: It's a classic silhouette, and one we all have in our closets, but how do we make it feel new.. exciting.. feminine.. fresh? It's all in the styling! A button down collared shirt is an inherently masculine silhouette, but styled and accessorized the right way, it can be sexy, chic, and flattering. Most important is going for a style that is fitted and tailored that ...
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