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Building professional wardrobe
I'm a lurker, but would like your advice. I currently wear scrubs to work every day. I will be required to wear pants and a jacket every day.
I prefer to not do matching separates everyday. I work in a hospital, so they have a very conservative dress code.
So, what stores would you start with?
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Re: Building professional wardrobe
I have a budget of 2K to build this part of my wardrobe. I would like to spend $1,500 on clothes and the remainder on shoes/accessories.
I'm not being snarky, but how long could I expect clothes from NY & CO to last? I'm typically a jeans and tshirt/cardigan mom. I buy most of my clothes from Gap.
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After 31 cycles and two losses, we've been blessed with a healthy baby girl!
Congrats to both of my amazing TTC Buddies, tdmd09 and sb2006!!
Life of Amberley
I personally most prefer Talbots for work clothes, but find what you want and wait for it to go on sale--they frequently do 25-40% off.
I stick with black and grey pants and skirts and buy things to mix and match with that. I make sure to have a couple of black shells that will match any jackets as well as several shells in bolder colors that are flattering to me (jewel tones for my coloring.). I personally stay away from browns and navy to make matching easier.
As far as shoes go, I like Naturalizer and Ann Klein brand. I try to always have a pair of pumps, some low heels flats or wedges, dress sandals, and boots--all in black, in good repair, to wear at any time.
Dress shirts can look crisp, but personally I usually need them to be altered, so I stick with knit shells to avoid the extra time and money.
And my most helpful time--if you have a stylish friend about your size, bring her with you! It'll be nice to have the second opinion.
I bought a lot of clothing from Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, and Ann Taylor Loft. I also really like J. Crew - and their personal shopping service is free, so if you're not sure what's trending or what looks good, they do a great job.
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