Sentences with phrase «blazer worn as a dress»

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I work in a corporate office as a social media manager, and while I'm pretty laid back in my everyday style — the office is not so much Managers are expected to wear blazers and dress on the more formal side of «business casual», which has honestly been quite a tough transition for me in the past (almost) year.

I wore the olive turtleneck to a meeting with a blazer and the wine colored dress to dinner with the girls but I will definitely be re wearing it this Thanksgiving as I will be hosting it at my place this year!

I'm wearing: Countess white blazer (similar here, here & love this) Macy's As U Wish sequined dress (similar here, here & here) Wild Diva lounge black pumps (similar here, here & love this) Bijoux Terner ombre bag (similar here, here, & here)

I own 2 LBD's — one that is over 7 years old that I purchased as a classic wool - blend dress to pair with black blazers to wear for work, special presentations and pharmacy conferences.

I wear a blazer dress as a top, but I leave it loose around my chest.

peach polkadot blazer: c / o Ivory simple black dress (worn as knotted top): Bloop matte sequin leggings: Topshop via Dirty Ol...

Perfect to layer under blazers or cardigans, wear alone as a mini dress (with shorts underneath of course) and sky high heels or with bright leggings and flats.

It's the kind of dress you can wear with flats and a cardigan or blazer to work, then dress up with heels and a cute clutch for cocktails and / or dinner, as I've done here.

As the product page notes, you could wear this with jeans or to cinch an oversize shirt or dress — and you could also use it on top of a blazer or cardigan.

You can wear it with a slogan tee, high waisted jeans and sneakers, with a high neck sweater, sailor pants and a small silk scarf tied around your neck, with a coat over it when it gets even colder, with a semi-formal dress, with your favorite skirt... As you can see the possibilities are endless beacause this type of blazer is a great layering item.

Next, pastels and light colored blazers go from work to casual so long as you're wearing the right base that dresses down the look.

Since I didn't have anything in white I wanted to wear, I shopped and found this amazing white blazer dress from Forever 21, worn as a perfect oversized blazer.

Rosie (wearing Paige, of course) shows how they can be dressed down as easily as jeans, topping her coated skinnies with a belted tweed blazer and work - appropriate tote.

I have worn it as I do here, layered under a blazer, or layered under a safari dress or slip dress.

I have a white lace dress (its a shirt, techically but I'm a hoochie and wear it as a dress) and I plan on wearing it with black tightes & a blazer.

I would wear this to a holiday party as is, but if you need to go more dressy, this blazer would look amazing over a lace or sequin dress, or even over black leather leggings.

With my dresses I have so many options from belts and tights to sweaters / blazers / jackets, and dresses worn as skirts or tops with skirts over the top... it feels endless.

And of course, if you CAN get away with it at your workplace or job, you ditch the blazer for a sleeved sheath dress, only keep it in your office as a topper for air conditioning, or find other professional things to wear.

Short fitted suits jackets or long blazers is an adequate fashion replacement for a coat for early fall and a stylish addition to the female wardrobe to wear with the strict business style pants and jeans as well as with dresses and skirts of different length and designs.

GAP basic skinny dress pant; Target black tee; BCBG Maxazria white blazer; Stella and dot necklace and bracelets; YSL cotton clutch with gold chain (I bought a make up set just for the little bag which I wear as a clutch rather than a makeup bag!)

As much as I love wearing blazers and heels and dresses, I enjoy a Sunday off duty look from time to timAs much as I love wearing blazers and heels and dresses, I enjoy a Sunday off duty look from time to timas I love wearing blazers and heels and dresses, I enjoy a Sunday off duty look from time to time.

I am wearing this one over black jeans but will also style it as a dress (got it a bit oversize) or underneath a chic blazer, a bomber or a camel coat.

This dress is as versatile as they come and would be perfect for holiday parties (if you're heading to one for your corporate office, just add a fun blazer or jacket), New Year's Eve or if we're really looking ahead (or at cost per wear) Valentine's Day — simply add a pair of red heels!

As pictured here, I'd wear it with lighter, spring - ier bottoms — and it might even be a great blazer to keep in your office for days where you need a little extra gravitas for your basic gray sheath dress.

Featuring a classic check design, this stylish sport coat can easily be dressed up or worn as a casual blazer.

I also love the versatility, I can wear it as a dress, or open as a long blazer»

My favorite ways to wear my belt bags as of late: cinched at a high waist point over a long midi dress, over a heavy overcoat, making it feel a bit more tailored and slim and finally, like the above outfit here, layered over a schoolboy blazer with a midi skirt.

Since, I don't particularly like getting super dressed up in an actual dress for a cocktail attire event, the idea of wearing a blazer as a dress sits better with me, style wise.

I tend to wear dresses as opposed to separates, and I tend not to wear accessories (actually, I usually dress like I do in these photos: http://sewingfaille.blogspot.com/2015/08/vogue-2902-sort-of-super-hexagon-dress.html http://sewingfaille.blogspot.com/2015/08/eva-dress-u30-7202-1932-slip-turned.html http://sewingfaille.blogspot.com/2015/12/self-drafted-pattern-rhino-print.html), but the blazer idea is a great one.

You are about to see bright color sweater - dresses completed with sexy pointed - toe pumps, loose - fit black shift - dresses covered with plaid print capes, tweed sleeveless frocks worn with black blazers, fall wedding cream - white gowns in beautiful floral print, long - sleeve lace designs, casual shirt - dresses teamed with lace - up high boots, as well as many other cool styles.

The classic styling makes them a great staple for dressing up in the matching blazer or wearing as the finishing touch to a white oxford shirt and loafers.

The great thing about long sleeve dress is the versatility, allowing you to wear it with all kinds of shoes, including heels, pumps, sandals, espadrilles, Oxfords, slip - ons, sneakers, as well as layer them with sweaters, blazers, jackets and cardigans.

I am talking about sleeveless blush dresses completed with cream - blush classy pumps embellished with floral embroidery, lightweight shirts or blouses tucked in tailored trousers or pencil skirt, neutral matching color combinations, bright yellow fit - and - flare shirt - dresses, tailored rompers covered with black suit jackets, fitted bright blue frocks worn under printed blazers, as well as many other sweet and eye - catching combos.

Here we see pretty sweet pastel frocks worn with blush blazers, quilted dark blue cocoon style dresses, wool coat - dresses, as well as casual separates, like tailored bootcut trousers teamed with grey cable knit sweaters.

You could also wear a dress as long as it's not sleeveless or a skirt and top with a cardigan or blazer.