17 Sundays

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17 Sundays, casual wear, coloured denim, coloured leggings, Colours, demin jacket, denim, Dresses, Fashion, pants, plus size fashion, polyvore, skirts, style, true colour, What to Wear, Work

Just want to share some info on this great Aussie brand/ designer I just heard about (I know, I know I am probably a million years behind) !

They do casual wear in sizes 14 to 26 and they do not buy into the idea that if you are over a size 14 all you want to wear is a tent. (Yay)

It’s a tiny bit like Torrid but P&H is not as hideously expensive. It’s only $10 anywhere in Australia or $25 Internationally.

Go here and check them out.

Here are a few 17 Sundays Items for some casual friday inspiration!

Bec xoxxo

Style Challenge: What To Wear To Work? Pt 3

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accessories, Amy, Autumn/Winter, Bec, Budget, caitlyn, cami, camisole tops, Cat, clothing, Colours, cotton scarves, Dresses, Fashion, Fashion General, flats, formal shirts, gold jewelry, leopard print, low heel, midi length, pants, sandals, skirts, style, trousers, wardrobe basics, wedges, What to Wear, Work

Caitlyn’s Thoughts.

Hi Ry!

I love that you want to remain feminine, funky and comfortable while still being appropriate for your field of work.

Getting a little lost in Polyvore tonight I seem to have been fixated on a pant/top combination without straying into skirts and dresses. I think this is because I’m fixed on the construction site point you made in your request.

I’m just thinking what is going to be practical if you need to step over or duck under something :)!

 Style Help by icebubbletea featuring camisole tops

 
Very basic combination of classic styled jeans, simple yet girly cami and a blazer. Now this blazer in the picture could perhaps be a little shorter, it’s better if the bottom of the jacket stops further up your body to draw the eye to the smaller part of your waist.

Style Challenge: What To Wear To Work? Pt 2

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accessories, Amy, Autumn/Winter, Bec, Budget, Cat, clothing, Colours, Dresses, Fashion, Fashion General, flats, formal shirts, midi length, neutral tones, pants, sandals, skirts, style, wardrobe basics, wedges, What to Wear, Work

Bec’s Thoughts

So I have assembled a few Wardrobe basics that I think might help. I then created 5 looks for you to consider. I have tried to follow my own tips to create wearable and comfortable outfits that can go from work to work site without too much hassle. You probably already have some of these items or something like them so mix and match existing and new items to get looks you are comfortable with.

 I have also tried to stick to clothes and accessories that are currently for sale so that if you do like a particular look you can go out and pick it up. Most of the clothes should be available in stores around Australia or online through retailers who I personally can say have never done me wrong (Especially ASOS who usually offer free shipping and have very accommodating staff). Most of these outfits come in under $150 but if you happen to have components of the look in your wardrobe they will be even more cost effective.

Keep it simple on the bottom, find a few great skirts and comfortable pants (I find bootleg or wide leg to be the most wearable) in neutral tones or basic black and rotate them throughout the seasons. Use them as the basis for great looking outfits where other items are making a statement or expressing your personality.