When you work in a professional office, it’s difficult to find pieces that you can wear for both work and weekend.  So when you find a cool piece that works for both, you need to snap it up.  This pretty top from Ann Taylor just fell hard onto my wishlist.

Occasionally I post an item to this blog and then find myself thinking about it for days.  Do I really need it?  How often will I wear it?  Will it sell out while I think about it?  Should I wait for a sale?

Every morning, my e-mail is filled with multiple conference invites.  In the wake of the pandemic, the conference industry has decided to lure large groups of professionals to 3.5-star hotels across America for continental breakfasts, quasi-inspirational talks, and happy hours complete with drink tickets.  And when traveling for work, it’s important to have at least one dress that looks just as good standing in line …

Chasing color trends always reminds me of that scene in The Devil Wears Prada where Miranda Priestly explains to her young assistant that her cerulean poly-blend sweater she is wearing is the culmination of years of choices by fashion’s elite.  But lately, my wardrobe has drifted away from color and become a sea of black and ivory.

Tweed might be a little too thick for summer, but it’s perfect for spring.  This is especially true if it’s still snowing where you are (hello, Montana).  So snap up this gorgeous, reasonably priced tweed jacket to lift your work wardrobe, whether it’s professional or casual.