My Work Uniform

From my many personal style posts, I’m sure I’ve made my preference for wearing pencil skirts over pants to the office abundantly clear. So having them be my work wear go-to starter piece should be no surprise.

Chambray with pencil skirt and cream cardigan office

But when it comes to building the rest of my outfit, adding a button down and cardigan or blazer is a no-brainer. Is it the most creative choice? Clearly not, but when that button down just happens to be my favorite chambray and fun accessories are involved, I can’t help but love it.

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Shirt: J.CrewΒ (less expensive) (worn here, here), Cardigan: H&M (simliar), Belt: Merona (similar), Skirt: J.Crew Factory, Shoes: J.Crew Viv flat, Necklace: c/o Apricot Lane

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I love this combination so much, in fact, it should probably be considered my work uniform.

Do you have a combination of pieces you always find yourself coming back to?

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41 thoughts on “My Work Uniform

  1. Alyssa

    Pencil skirts look so awesome on you, so it’s no wonder you love to wear them! The teal color of this one is fabulous, especially with the leopard!

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  2. Rachel

    Pencil skirts are great- they always make me feel more lady-like than wearing pants (which totally overwhelm my frame). Love the green color on you!

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  3. Casey

    I love this outfit! I’m looking at a few new work options and I don’t know what to wear! My last job was majorly casual. Jeans and a tee every day. But I love the idea of getting dressed up for work. Especially when you can look that cute! Love it! xo

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  4. Shanna Johnson

    My “go-to” always seems to be flared or bootcut pants/jeans with heeled boots or wedges. Maybe because I’m so short & I feel like they lengthen my frame out. If I could pull off pencil skirts as well as you do, though, I’m sure I’d wear them all the time, too. At least in the summer. I’m so cold-natured, I don’t know if I could handle them in the winter! LOL! Love this outfit, especially that teal skirt. What a beautiful color!

    Shanna
    http://cheapersideoflife.blogspot.com

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  5. Head to Toe Chic

    I love your green skirt! It’s such a fun color. And I LOVE your necklace!

    xo,
    Angela
    headtotoechicblog.com

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  6. Jenn

    I typically fall into the black pants rut, but I feel best when I’m wearing some heels and a fun skirt! I definitely need to look into more colors like the one you have on for spring!

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    1. Lauren

      Definitely check out the J.Crew Factory outlet if you have one near you. They always have bright colors and they’re very affordable!

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  7. Brandy Saldana

    Hi Lauren! love your blog. i am a new visitor and love your style.

    i like your pencil skirt look. my go to piece for work is typically a dvf wrap dress and a blazer.

    looking forward to staying updated with your posts.

    Brandy
    willbakeforshoes.com

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  8. Jen {Pearls and Lace}

    Love love love this outfit Lauren! The color of your skirt is beautiful and every piece works so well together! I’m beyond jealous of the sun in your photos, I wish it would stop raining here!

    xo jen

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  9. J Umm

    the green and blue combo is perfect, i love the outfit!
    this is such an amazing post with so much inspiration!
    Hope you’re having a great week!
    thanks for sharing!

    I have been following you for a long while now on bloglovin and I adore your style!
    if you like we can follow each other on bloglovin πŸ™‚
    let me know!
    STYLE DECORUM

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  10. Olga

    Your necklace is beautiful and I love the pencil skirt! I’m glad I found your blog, you have a very cute style! πŸ™‚
    Olga
    OCWishes.com

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