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Weekday Style

So my days lately are pretty jam packed with work and class… but luckily, I love both – and I love fall. The leaves are (slowly) changing, pumpkins are everywhere, my birthday is fast-approaching (yay!), and it’s finally jacket season. During the work week, there is nothing I’d rather wear than slim black pants, fun heels, and a great jacket. It’s definitely my “go-to,” and transitions perfectly from work to class. Whether I’m in a meeting or reciting a case, I absolutely need to feel comfortable/confident.

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Marshalls surveyed more than 1,000 women and found that 71 percent wish they were more confident and 61 percent of women employed full-time say they have a “go-to” item of clothing that they wear to instantly boost their confidence. For me, (as I said) that’s a great jacket with skinny black pants and killer heels. It’s pretty much my work-week uniform. Here, I found all three items at Marshalls!

Nicole Williams, career expert and bestselling author of three books, agrees. “Just like our attitude, values and talents, our style plays into our professional brand. It’s essential to choose quality clothing in colors that you associate with power and confidence, as what you’re wearing will affect your attitude and how you carry yourself,” she said. “Quality accessories like designer heels and handbags from Marshalls can set you apart from the crowd!”

Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Marshalls. As always, all opinions are my own! Thanks for supporting the brands and collaborations that make So Much to Smile About possible.

1 Comment

  1. Justine

    That bag & jacket tho!! Love it & love Marshalls! Dah!

    xxJustine
    sobeanie

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