Image courtesy The Daily Prep Let us today imagine our off-duty moments. Our retired, weekend, working from home moments. Or vacations. In that light, consider
Throw on your best jeans, a pair of heels, a knit blazer – tame the business casual devil with room to spare. Jeans, de facto
As it turns out, my new office dress code is business casual. And it’s the California variation, which tends decidedly towards the, um, casual. All
Ah, high school reunions. What to wear in the face of remembered adolescence, undeniable aging, and a flutter in the heart? The Grande Dame doesn’t
Progress has been made, in my campaign to dress well in a semi-retirement/working from home mode. Khakis form a key component of the strategy, as
All right. I concede to the seasons. In the midst of summer travels and tomatoes, I felt autumn in the air. First on the East
Around here, the crusade to dress with relaxed elegance continues with some success. I finally found suitable khakis. Over the last year I had bought
I was pretty much a white shirt woman, in my working days. Casual environment meant a white tee. Semi-casual, a very good white tee. Formal,
Sturdy Gals, despite our upper body strength, our steadiness, our appreciation of comfortable shoes, crave a little girliness every now and then. Oh, not girly
So let’s talk shirtdresses, my friends. Many pieces can be called shirtdresses, perhaps not in the best of faith. Search online, and you’ll get some
I’m done. Here are the last two items I’ve picked up for my brother’s wedding. An Alexis Bittar cuff, purchased during the week he gave
My brother, as regular readers will remember, is getting married this spring, in a celebration influenced by Burning Man. My outfit, as regular readers will