dress for work: transition into spring

The thing about transitioning for wardrobe from winter to spring is that sometimes it can seem kind of harsh. Like one day you're wearing Ugg boots, thick sweaters and {Essie's Wicked Nail Polish} (my favorite fall/winter color) and then the next day you're wearing neon yellow and pink. Like whoa -- I need a smoother transition than that. Here's a look I put together for work that slowly transitions into spring with lighter fabrics (chambray top), light brown leather accents, and not so bright nail polish. I mean I like neon as much as the next girl but to me neon does not equal spring!! Anyone else feel that way?

  // Chambray shirt // nude pumps // Pencil skirt // Tory Burch bag // glasses // Deborah Lippmann nail polish // Chanel nail polish // Marc Jacobs watch // 

How do you transition your look from winter to spring?

xo Steph

Work It, Baby!

As I mentioned before I got a new job so this past week I have been insanely busy trying to get everything organized and ready, learning new co-workers names, new policies and procedures, passwords, commute to work -- well you name it. I apologize if my outfits seem lackluster or boring, but these are the types of outfits I actually wear to work (not ones where I pose for the camera for the sake of blogging). Like real life (sometimes boring) outfits. Where I am working is fairly conservative, so until I get more comfortable with the dress code and what I can and cannot wear -- I'll stick to classic, fail-safe looks and minimal accessories.

 Outfit Details:

Black dress: H&M // Cardigan & Tank: New York & Co // Belt: Old Navy

Watch: Michael Kors // Wedge Heels: Tory Burch

Does anyone else deal with a conservative work place?

How do you show off your personal style at work while remaining professional?

-Pretty Little Things