Author: Sara Rogers

Experienced Wardrobe Consultant. Specializing in style made simple and executive image. www.sararogers.com

Trend Alert! The Neckerchief

The neckerchief is back in the spotlight. I’m also noticing long skinny scarves draped and tied around the neck. Consider using accessories to show off your creativity, add a dose of interest, (such as a pop of color) or simply to elevate the look of your outfit.

   
 

Paris Fashion Week 2016

Men: Trend Alert – Pleats

Don’t be surprised to see pleats coming back into the spotlight. They’re showing up on the runways from multiple designers. In case you’re wondering, ankle length pants are still in the mix.

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Image from: WWD.com

Jean Lovers – This Just Might Work

Seven for all Mankind is making jeans for the average woman

It’s hard to find jeans with that perfect fit. The good news is that flared leg jeans are trending strong in fashion again and they’re flattering on a variety of body types. What’s even better is Seven for all Mankind is going to offer a fit that is targeted for the average woman. Hopefully budget friendly brands will follow suit.  Read All About it Here

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Transitioning From College To Your Career

What to wear to a corporate job interview

 

What you wear on a job interview depends on the position you’re interviewing for. In a formal office environment the general consensus is to wear a suit in a dark color. Navy, grey or black are your best bet. A crisp white shirt will help you look fresh, especially if you’re interviewing at a office with traditional values. A closed toe pump (not a stiletto) is the perfect finishing touch. If you’re not sure about the dress code don’t hesitate to contact Human Resources and ask. Keep in mind the way you dress for the interview will show your knowledge and respect of the industry.

Suit: The Limited

Shirt: Ann Taylor

Shoes: DSW

Belt: The Limited

Model: Privileged Models