Ann Taylor is offering 40% off tops and sweaters with code TOPSTORY. There are some lovely pieces for work available. Here are five of my favorites.
Autumnal Floral Lacy Blouse ($98)
Embroidered Floral Sweatshirt ($69)
Leopard Print Short Sleeve Sweater ($70)
{this post contains affiliate links that may generate commission for the author}
It’s allegedly spring. However, for every minute of sunshine, there seems to be an hour of rain and gloom. So while I’d love to wear lighter spring pieces, it’s time to bring on the layers.
Inside the reader mail bag there are questions about summer beauty, hiring a personal shopper, navigating a sudden breakouts, and more. Let’s dig in!
And just like that, it’s April. Summer is almost upon us, and the retailers are filled with linen wares. Now, you know that I am usually unwilling to wear linen to work due to the wrinkles. But in this post-pandemic world, perhaps my mind can change.
It’s allegedly spring. However, for every minute of sunshine, there seems to be an hour of rain and gloom. So while I’d love to wear lighter spring pieces, it’s time to bring on the layers.
Inside the reader mail bag there are questions about summer beauty, hiring a personal shopper, navigating a sudden breakouts, and more. Let’s dig in!
And just like that, it’s April. Summer is almost upon us, and the retailers are filled with linen wares. Now, you know that I am usually unwilling to wear linen to work due to the wrinkles. But in this post-pandemic world, perhaps my mind can change.
Since Sloane was born, I’ve fallen hard into a black, white, and blue wardrobe. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but as spring blooms, I need a little color in my wardrobe (and probably a little print too). Here are a few tops that caught my eye for work.
Love that leopard print sweater! It’s too hot most of the year here for real sweaters, and I love a neutral animal print. Totally swooping that one up, thanks for the great list!
I love AT, but my problem is with all the polyester tops (not a problem specific to AT, but mostly they are polyester)
I don’t know why but BOY do they hold onto stink! I don’t know how to get rid of it. Even my sleeveless tops hold onto odor, I don’t wanna know how bad a long sleeve shirt would get.
How do you deal with this?
I add a small amount of vinegar to my wash cycle.
For most things vinegar will do the trick. Sport specific detergent (WIN and Penguin are two brands I’ve used) can help get residual smells out. They are designed to get stink out of technical fabrics which are frankly just fancy polyester. 🙂
I’ve heard about sport detergent. Haven’t tried it yet, but Kyle’s hockey gear needs professional intervention.
This bothers me, too! I use a spritz of Nature’s Miracle, the carpet cleaner for pet stains.
Yes! So glad to know I’m not the only one who has this problem!