Black Belt

LITTLE BIT OF OFFICE WORK

Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Utah fashion blogger, modest fashion blogger


Red Blazer, black belt, black pants


red heels

floral blazer, red blazer 

Blazer: Thrifted || Shirt/Belt: Styles For Less || Pants: TJMaxx || Watch: GenX || Shoes: Forever Young || Photography: Deone Thornton Photography

This outfit totally reminds me of working in the office. I don't wear stuff like this much because I feel like I need to be working in an office to wear it. One day when I have a career and I have to dress up I will be so excited to put outfits like these together!! At the same time that is one thing I LOVE about my work. I can wear anything I want. No dress code. This is great for me because of my huge amounts of clothing. I get to make fun outfits everyday of my life. Its like a fun game I could do for house. So sill but true. 

House work continues... if everything goes as planned tomorrow we will start moving stuff over tomorrow night... I think I can see the light at the end of the tunnel!! Wish us luck and have a super day!!!


XO





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