Sentences with phrase «know work attire»
If you are a working lady as well, you know work attire is a tricky subject.
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If you live in a cold climate like me, this time of year doesn't just mean shopping for holiday attire or holiday gifts... no, this is the time of year where you have to seriously look at your shoe wardrobe and find out what is going to work for snowy treacherous days (much like the one we are having in Michigan today!).
«After asking every woman at the club who I could find on the way out if my attire offended them and they responded no, it became clear that the only ones offended were the two women supervisors working at the club today.»
Light coloured clothing Work attire is usually known for its dark colours.
Although, I no longer work as a corporate blogger, I still need that occasional - just - right - in - the - pinch - of - time attire for a special event, but still remain trendy and fashion - forward.
If you are successful business lady, then you probably know how it is important to wear great office attire through your working hours.
These are perfect for Summer weddings and there is a nice mixture of some with embellishment and some without, so no matter what the attire you can find something that will work!
No doubt, I've worn my share of stereotypical black leggings and work - out attire, especially on those days that I'm under the weather, exhausted, or just plain lazy.
Cyril, with her quick, neat strides, simple pearls, and classically elegant work attire, is the genius of Phantom Thread, not because she is a great artist (though her taste, held in high esteem by her brother, is impeccable) but, rather, because she knows how to handle one.
No matter how many fun and fashionable colors I find, super stretchy yoga pants are not acceptable work attire at my office.
Ms. Simpson's work, best known in and around her hometown, Chicago, is distinctive for the way it elegantly parses the components of garments like aprons, samurai armor, Amish bonnets, muffs and evening attire to create strange yet recognizable wonders of articulated form.
She went on to work prolifically, showing her first solo exhibition in 2004 and becoming well known for her portraits of beautiful, scantily clad women in military attire, draped with symbols of communist propaganda.