Need a career wardrobe.

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Shauna S.

Apr 7, 2014

Shauna S.

I`ve been graduated from college for 2 years and I want to start my own business. I`m a certified interior decorator and I want to have a wardrobe that reflects my creativity while still looking professional when meeting with clients. I would love some pictures for inspiration. (:

Ame S.

Apr 7, 2014

Ame S.

Classic white shirts, one full sleeves and another sleeveless, high waisted pencil skirts, formal trousers for women, straight fit long skirts and high neck sleeveless blouses, blazers.

Kenzie L.

Apr 7, 2014

Kenzie L.

I absolutely adore Stacy London :) she has the creative buisness chic look DOWN! definitely Google her for inspiration

Kenzie L.

Apr 7, 2014

Kenzie L.

Love her silver streak.

Kenzie L.

Apr 7, 2014

Kenzie L.

I'm pretty sure this woman's in her 50s and she's rockin these shorts!

Kenzie L.

Apr 7, 2014

Kenzie L.

She's even done a what not to wear episode where her and Clinton Kelly makeover an interior designer :)

M G.

Apr 7, 2014

M G.

Agreed w/ Kenzie. Stacy London is a good refrence.

Shauna S.

Apr 7, 2014

Shauna S.

Thank you so much!

Haha I love the show What Not to Wear. I love Stacey`s style! Thank you!

Bailey G.

Apr 7, 2014

Bailey G.

Invest in a couple neutral, tailored suits! Pencil skirts are always good too. Basically any tips I'm going to suggest are ones that I've seen on What Not To Wear. It's all so spot on :)

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