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Midweek Work Outfit







Mr. Keller and I had a bit of a debate about these shoes. We both feel that satin pumps are NOT a summer appropriate option, however I was able to convince him that since it's been a bit crisp and chilly (for July) closed-toed satin heels aren't as sacrilegious as if it were 90 degrees and muggy.  Full disclosure: this conversation only occurred in my mind, but you see my point right? 






blazer-Forever 21(sort of similar here), shirt-J.Crew Factory(similar here), trousers-J.Crew(similar here), heels-Shoe Mint, necklace-Mikkat Market(more options here), bracelet-Jewel Mint 

 It's been kind of a humdrum week for me outfit wise. I had a bit of an outfit fail on Monday, that was not documented (Thank God!), and Tuesday I just wore clothes (can you imagine?!). So, yesterday I decided to stop fooling around, woman up, and outfit properly. I think the weather is putting me off my game. As mentioned above it feels like fall outside, but it's July and trying to put together work appropriate looks with garments that are still summer, but also transitional and functional has proven difficult. So I busted out an old staple of colorful cropped trousers, slapped on some good old polka dots, and then blazed it up for this midweek work outfit. 
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