Monday
Orange cotton v-neck sweater from J. Crew, denim trousers from Gap, leopard peep-toe heels from BCBGirls, silver necklace from Ann Taylor Loft, silver cuff bracelet.
Hair is second day, blown out staight with round brush, then a few pieces hit with the curling iron for texture, then a bit of Jonathan Dirt for pieceyness.
Makeup is L'Oreal true Match foundation in C3, Nars blush in Orgasm, Revlon ColorStay shadow quad in Neutral Khakis – ivory in inner corners and long brow bone, olive on lid and along lash lines. Lashes curled and a coat of Cover Girl Lash Exact in black with Diot Show Unlimited in black over it. On lips is e.l.f. Super Glossy lip Shine in Watermelon.
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I have no need for hosiery either, EVER! But I would recommend using a self tanner on the legs, even the slightest color improves things greatly!
Honestly my dear Ava Jardin, since it’s an office casual event I say go sans hose. I haven’t worn a pair of hose in years and have never felt inappropriate. I do have pairs on hand for religious events and possible job interviews, but those are the only times I feel they are a necessity. You aren’t showing a ton of skin with a modest skirt… I have coworkers form their 20s to 60s strutting around our conservative office with bare legs and no one blinks an eye. 🙂
Hi Alison,
Great stuff as usual. So many questions; I’ll write letter.
What would you suggest is current protocol regarding hosiery? I understand that stockings + open-toed dress sandals (even with a higher heel) are a no go. Even peep-toe pumps are borderline. I’ve got an event calling for knee-length skirt, office casual and I’m clueless as to hosiery etiquette!
Many thanks for any suggestions/ideas.
Ava Jardin (from FC)