Due to the recent shenanigans with job applications and all that jazz, I decided to do a quick outfit post inspired by corporate-wear.
Despite how feminine and sleek skirts look, I don't own any (it's quite hard to fine ones that fit well), and I find them quite uncomfortable most of the time. Hence I went with my plain-old target work pants and a skinny belt.
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Top - Jacqui.E, Blazer - Jacqui.E (Back in the days when I thought Jacqui.E was for old people... haha!)
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| Same top combination, Pants - Target, Shoes - City Beach (they're just very low creepers, but because of the suede and almond toe shape, I think it suffices as office-wear. |
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| Same top, with an ASOS blazer (with silk lapels). |
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| Same combination with the ASOS blazer. |
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| Same combination with a Uniqlo blazer - this one is more casual, and the material of the blazer is quite thin and flexible. (mega comfy!) |
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| Top - Online purchase, Blazer - Online purchase (both from a Korean store) with the same bottom combination. |
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Same top and bottom combination with the Jacqui.E blazer.
I think different coloured blazers are a great way to change up a work outfit everyday, that way you can get away with wearing the same kind of bottom and shoes, but get different looks depending on the top that goes with the blazer. Wearing a neutral blouse/top such as white, beige, grey and blue also makes it easier to coordinate with different coloured blazers and styles.
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