I'm an all-jeans, all-the-time person. I wear them with everything, and I wear them everywhere: on dates, to dinner, to meetings...everywhere. Major wardrobe ruts certainly make getting dressed easy, and I love my jeans, but still:
Sometimes you want to switch it up.
Tailored trousers (especially cropped to ankle length) are everywhere this fall, and such a fun way to feel just a touch more pulled-together, even on the weekend.
Want to wear jeans to work? This Friday you can, and support the fight against breast cancer while doing it.
October 4 is National Denim Day, and Lee Denim has partnered with the American Cancer Society for a fundraiser in which participants donate $5 or more in exchange for wearing jeans to work. Click here to learn more (and to start a team with your colleagues so you can support the movement together).
Oh yes: and if you're looking for wear-denim-to-work inspiration, I've got you covered (these are inspired by the looks we put together at last week's Redbook Magazine event).
There are lots of things that I would call my style.
"Casual."
"Non-girly."
"More than slightly disheveled."
Truth: I didn't think that thigh-high boots were something that I'd be able to wear.
Or at least not something I'd be able to wear and pull off.
I mean, I live in a semi-woodsy section of the suburbs. I have a two-year-old with whom I do two-year-old things like go to Storytime at the children's library. Thigh-high boots? Hm.
But let's be honest: the fact that an item of clothing is perhaps vaguely inappropriate for a given set of circumstances isn't something that's ever stopped me before. And in Kate Moss's video campaign for Stuart Weitzman (which I saw at the premiere party that I went to last week, and then also saw again once I got home because it's awesome enough to watch twice), she...
