It’s time for another episode of “Things I Bought and (Maybe, Possibly) Liked (Or Didn’t).”  As the AmEx turns, these are the stories of my purchases. Let’s chat.

Have you ever walked into a store, taken one look around and thought, “I need one of everything.”  That’s how I felt perusing the 50% off sale at Banana Republic Factory.  If you’re hurting for work blouses — whether your office is business casual or professional — this is the sale for you.

One of summer’s great joys is watching baseball at the ballpark.  Baseball games are also a popular activity for offices and conferences looking to build morale.  But what does one wear to such an event?

The mental energy I need to come up with creative blogging ideas is unavailable.  But the reader mailbag is filling up with great questions, so let’s answer a few.  If you would like to send me one, you can reach me at capitolhillstyle (at) gmail.

Some professional women find it challenging to wear color and to wear prints.  Neutrals (especially black) are just so much easier.  But a geometric blouse in a sophisticated color palette makes wearing color easy and chic.  Here’s how to pull it all together.

2023 came in with so much promise.  And 37 days in that promise remains unrealized and likely impossible to achieve.

A strong work wardrobe filled with basic separates — blouses, pants and skirts in black, navy and ivory.  But how do you keep basics from becoming humdrum?  You pair them with cool blazers.  Here are four styles that caught my eye.

This week, the reader mailbag comes to us with some interesting questions.  Some of you are headed back to the office for the first time in three years.  Others are going to weddings and events aplenty.  And several of you are just struggling in the New Year with some of the same nagging issues that […]

Have you ever purchased a piece of clothing that you loved in the store, gotten it home and then let it sit in your closet for weeks because you don’t know how to style it?  When I bought this J.Crew blouse, that is exactly what happened to me.  So to get my own creative process […]