Ever since my post "Rent's Due: Project Grown Up Wardrobe" I have been browsing appropriate work attire in a very general sense. My time spent at Saks in Beverly Hills as an intern developed a good base for any kind of work wardrobe. However, I have no real passion to purchase garments for a job until I have a job that requires something more than an all black ensemble - plus, I think leisurely shopping for nothing particular is much more therapeutic.
I recently left my comfort zone of four years for a new opportunity in the job market. I also left my comfort zone of black pants, black shirts, black shoes and a ponytail. All the more reason to move forward with "Project Grown Up Wardrobe"! A few days after I received the good news, I decided to go shopping. My brother and I were texting each other when I told him what I was doing. He immediately texted me back with, "I'm assuming you're not planning on wearing black everyday". I do not know whether it was because he is well aware of my old work uniform or simply because he knows my love of fashion, but I got a huge kick out of that text message.
So here it is, the beginning of a new chapter in my life which will truly force me to get out of my must-have skinny jeans. Is it odd that I look at this transition from a fashion standpoint? Do other people stress about fashion during change? Either way you look at it, I will be experimenting with this kind of a wardrobe all while keeping it Fashion, Friendly & Frugal!
*Images: http://media.photobucket.com/image/michael%20kors/cutchabaldy/michael-kors-fall07.jpg
http://brightstarlights.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/michael-kors.jpg
http://www.momist.com/uploaded_images/Catherine-Malandrino--Gray-pleated-jesery-bubble-dress-785730.jpg
http://fashionesedaily.com/blog/2009/06/05/gap-design-editions-2009-the-khaki-reform/
http://iwantigot.geekigirl.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/20080321_gap.jpg
http://www.whiteapricot.com/_images/So%20Hot/banana_republic_cardigan.jpg
http://cm1.theinsider.com/media/0/441/44/banana-republic-heritage-collection-spring-summer-20098.0.0.0x0.450x620.jpeg
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