Marc by Marc Jacobs satin top, $137.49; DKNY cropped pants, $255; Urban Expressions satchel, $68; Sam Edelman pumps, $115; House of Harlow 1960 spike bangle set, $139.

We love how Tammy of a Loyal Love popped a collared shirt under a structured sundress--it's one of our fave ways to incorporate something slightly dressier into our workplace wardrobe. If you're hoping to pull off a similar look, stick with dresses with a simple sheath top. The clean cuts of the arms and neck holes will keep you from looking frumpy.
JC Penney necklace, $12; Modcloth dress, $224.99; Paul Smith ballet flats, $375; Madewell shrunken oxford, $68; Modcloth cardigan, $34.99, Ralph Lauren cat-eye sunglasses, $160.

Helllooo, perfect Friday night outfit. Denisio of the Ravenous Creator pulls off one of the flirtiest looks we've seen in a while here, and we can wait to turn heads in our own version come the weekend. Now if only we were brave enough to rock a shaved head . . .
Topshop boyfriend blazer, $130; Delia's miniskirt, $29.50, Shakuhachi one-piece bustier, $200; Ivanka Trump pump, $125; Vince Camuto braided belt, $36.

Alison of Chain Strap Purse demonstrates a great way to do neon and neutrals on the weekend with her relaxed-fit tee and swingy skirt. We toughened things up a bit with a leather mini and knocked down the inches on the heel for extra walkability.
Otte leather skirt, $695; Christopher Kane shirt, $190; Boo & Boo Factory Necklace, $64; Aldo satchel, $50; Lulu's two-tone sandal, $19.

No one is nailing neapolitan stripes quite like designer Heidi Merrick
right now, and we're glad to see Leslie of Fashion Needy is paying
attention. Sport this look for on a chilly weekend day, and stick with
simple accessories. Jackie O. sunglasses, nude pumps, and a simple ring
will keep all eyes focused on the clean lines of your shirts and jeans.
Heidi Merrick shirt, $350; Mossimo skinny denim, $22.99, KORS Michael Kors patent pump, $195; Mango sunglasses, $24.99; Kendra Scott ring, $50.








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