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Claire Laptop Bag - Pewter $129.99 We’ve created our Claire laptop bag in two distinct materials. You may want one of each. There’s the look of luxury in soft, beautifully pebbled, pewter leather. Or lightweight silky nylon accented with faux patent at a very practical price. Both have the latest in trendy pleats and a comfortable, clutch-style handle that makes the bag easy to carry. Or you can use the adjustable, padded shoulder strap if you prefer. Inside is a padded quilted compartment that fits most 15.4" laptops; pockets for phone, PDA, wallet, and more; plus a coordinating wristlet, water bottle holder, key fob, and pen loops. |
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Sherpani Laptop Tote Bag $99.95 15' Laptop tote Type: Work Totes Color: Pewter/ Black Color Mapping: Grey |
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Nunzia Designs Bella Laptop Bag $79.99 This Beautiful laptop bag from Bellerose has both fashion and utility for women on the go. Type: Work Totes Color: Pewter Color Mapping: Metallic |
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Making the Most of Your Work Clothes
Time is often short in the mornings and the last thing you want is to spend too much time deciding what to wear. You may find yourself opting for the same suit or skirt and jacket combination every day or dithering over items of clothes, deciding whether or not they are suitable for work. The formal dress code will vary depending on your line of work but once you have established a basic “work wardrobe”, mornings will be stress free and you will confident that you always look appropriately dressed and well groomed.
The Basics
You will need four suits or skirt/jacket, trouser/jacket combinations. For these items choose neutral colours that really flatter your colouring. Black is a “safe” option but doesn’t suit everybody, so try to find an alternative; navy, brown or pewter.
Tops
You will need six to eight different tops. Buy a variety of colours and styles. If you choose only white blouses you will look as though you wear a uniform. Buttoned shirts or blouses sometimes gape on large busted women so jersey tops are a better option. If you have chosen colours that suit you, they will all coordinate with the suits, jackets, trousers and skirts you have in your best neutral colours. Avoid revealing tops; cleavage is not appropriate in formal or business settings.
Dresses
You could wear a smart dress instead of a skirt and top and team it with a jacket.
Coat
You will need a smart overcoat and/or raincoat that will fit over your suit. This should be in one of your neutrals so it tones with everything you wear. Again black is not always the most flattering colour.
Shoes
You will need two or three pairs of heeled shoes that match your suits and are not too high. These need to be kept clean and polished and should be replaced as soon as they start to look worn. Remember to have matching hosiery and never wear a suit with bare legs, even in the summer.
Bags
It is optimal to have two good quality handbags in neutral colours that coordinate with your clothes. If you need to carry lots of documents and a laptop, a small wheeled suitcase will look smarter and be better for your back and shoulders.
Finishing Touches
Wear some make-up. It completes the look and is expected in business. Ensure that your jewellery is discreet and coordinating; hair must be tidy and well cut. Hands clean and nails cared for but not too long.
Consider the time you have spent organising your wardrobe as time well spent. It may take a while to establish and some purchaes may be needed but once this has been achieved you will reap the benefits day after day.
About the Author
Joanna Steele-Perkins is a senior Image Consultant with Colour Me Beautiful. Based in Taunton, Somerset, she is a regular contributor to magazines and newspapers. She offers advice on all aspects of personal image and her services include colour analysis , style consultations, make-up lessons, bridal advice, personal shopping and Image for Men.
