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Hola Fashionistas!

Okay now that the Valentine month is coming to an end, time for some serious working?
And for serious work, here is some amazing work wear update for you! It's a seasonal update, winter is almost gone & its time for some pastels.


Lazy girl's rules to summer work wear:

It gets uncomfortable to work for a presentation or be it a client meeting, if you're sweating and your clothes are restraining you. There are special fabrics and silhouettes for summer, just like men wear cotton & linen shirts. Here comes your cheat code for 2016!
  • As long as its comfortable:
       




Wear what makes you comfortable, to beat the heat opt for garments with much ease, and fabrics that are specially made for summers. 
   






  • Yes to pants:
Don't say no to pants just cause its summer you can avoid jeans though, but pants are more airy and in this season!

                                          

  • More and more skirts:
As long as you dress professional, it doesn't matter what cuts and shape, here are some cues!

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  • "Pastels please":
Pastels are cooler colors in summer, do a dark makeup or accessorize in darker tones if you feel your outfit is too light. ;)

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  • White/Whiter nothing less:
If you can't think the outfit for the day, go for a complete white & I am telling you it will be your coolest outfit ever.

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Illustration of the week:


Here comes the summer work wear for 2016, I hope you didn't forget this is Fashion & 'Art' blog. :p


Not an all white, but hey its more stylish!


Zip and stitch lines details

A mid slit for the ease



Strappy summer heels


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This is sorta Summer love by Trend Sketcher
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