Showing posts with label Coldwater Creek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coldwater Creek. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

A Dress For All Occasions

From 2008-2012 I worked in various aspects of the construction industry. This meant a lot of jeans, company polos, and Carhartt.
Then I had the world's most unflattering uniform in the airline industry. Lots of baggy navy blue.
And now I'm an office manager.


This means an entire shift in my wardrobe. Still overrun with denim and faded tees, I have pretty much been wearing the same thing to work everyday: my navy pants from my airline uniform (a tad frumpy but OH SO COMFY) and a cardigan.


My mom even told me it was time I spent some money putting together a work wardrobe.


purpledress


Sideswept jersey dress | Coldwater Creek $99-109 + 25% off


This dress comes in sizes 4-24, not to mention petites sizing. I pretty much love everything about this dress:
-Flattering draping across the bodice
-A color that goes with so much. Need to add a blazer? Black, red, brown, white, etc. would look great.
-So easy to accessorize!
-Made of jersey material, meaning no wrinkling, making this a good dress for business travel or to keep on hand just in case.


This dress just has a lot going for it. I'm finding out that work dresses in general are fairly expensive and that I can't live in Old Navy as much as I'm used to. Yes, I can pick up a jersey dress from ON, but it's going to be a thin jersey, as opposed to the thickness of the Coldwater Creek jersey. Not all jersey dresses are equal.


With this dress I could wear any number of my usual cardigans, purses, or shoes. I can't say that about a lot of the work dresses I've looked it.

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

LOOKBOOK: A Stunning Maxi Dress

maxidressJava Stripe Maxi Dress, $139-$149, Coldwater Creek


Every so often, I come across something that makes my jaw drop. This dress is one of those things.
It's simple yet the design of the stripes really makes this dress stunning.

I don't like most maxi dresses because they either look like swimsuit coverups or Little House on the Prarie-calico-esqe pieces with a ruffle on the bottom (really?!). I love this dress because it has the ease and comfort that people desire in a maxi, yet with a grown-up look.