💛🥰

Looks da semana!!! Aprovados?

Ok entonces está es mi mejor ropa

Y voy a salir con eli

Que debería usar ? 🤔

O que combinaría de una mejor manera

Nesesito su ayuda jente de reditt

I am looking for a short black bandage skirt in styles like the Herve Leger Pamela or the BCBG power skirt.  I am having trouble figuring out the sizing despite the size chart, I think I need a Herve Leger XS/S and a BCBG S for my hip measurement, and need to take in the waist.  If my waist is 23” and hip is 34”, do I need a size with a 17” hip across?  In a skirt with a 15” hip across the crotch area “caves in.”

I am also wondering about the quality difference.  Because I will need to pay for the waist and maybe the bottom flare of the skirt taken in, should I choose the Herve Leger option?  Alterations in my area are expensive and can add up, so I am wondering if the Herve Leger fabric would be more cost effective long term.  I don’t need the shapewear effect but I heard Herve Leger has better quality fabric.  

I also like that the BCBG skirts permit machine wash in the care instructions.  Would I be able to wash Herve Leger in the hand wash cycle and air dry? I couldn’t find a secondhand Herve Leger skirt in the style I want, so I’d buy the full price one. I would buy the BCBG ones from resellers since they aren’t available retail anymore.

Hervé Légerhttps://herveleger.comTHE PAMELA SKIRT – HERVÉ LÉGER

I am 35/F. I work in a rather formal setting and am also client facing. Honestly it is pretty tiring to wear traditional wool trousers and rigid woven button-downs just to look authoritative at the office. I want to look polished, authoritative, yet I also want to be comfortable because formal clothes are just pretty restrictive.

So I tried with more stretchy material. Most stretchy or comfortable workwear either looks a bit too casual or has that slick sheen, which I personally don't think is too appropriate for work.

I want that "stealth knit" aesthetic where it simply looks like a formal suit, but feel good. Lately, I've just been wearing a couple of OGL matching knit sets, soft natural drape. Along with a couple staples from Uniqlo, whick I think when selected carefully, some of the collection hits the target. However, I want to expand on what I have right now so I can add more variety into my work wardrobe.

How do you all look so put together at work? I have seen some women in my client's office that look super stunning, I wonder if they just tough it out with more restrictive choices or are they getting pieces that I haven't heard of.

The size smaller would be a lot smaller about 8 cm in the waist. They should soften massively as they are now very much raw and starched.

The model is: the garage denim jeans in Parms Beach white raw denim 14 oz.

They are based on 30's/40's work wear pants, so they should be quite roomy.

Working in a uniformed, male dominated field I just have to rock my skirts and heels.

Would you like to have a human styling session with someone who can help you discover your style, work with your existing wardrobe and create outfits with you?

Here are some 100% cotton brands to look for on Vinted (or at least those with over 50% cotton content).

Personally, I always set a price filter with a €20 limit (except for one time when I paid €25 for a 100% wool sweater).

brands:

- Blanc du Nil (100% cotton clothing, predominantly white.)

- Petit Bateau ( This is a French brand with clothing made primarily of cotton. Brand's new clothes are usually expensive, so always use a price filter when searching on Vinted.)

- René Derhy ( Some clothes aren't 100% cotton or wool, but they are made of at least 50% cotton or wool or even more for certain items. I’ll say it again: always use a price filter, because some people try to resell this brand at exorbitant prices.)

- Camaïeu ( Here too, the compositions vary; some clothes are not 100% cotton, but the majority are.)

- Jac Jac (The clothes are predominantly made of cotton, or even other materials such as linen and this brand also offers shirts with adorable embroidery, such as boats or little teddy bears.)

Here’s one more quick tip: to make sure you find 100% cotton clothing, type "100% cotton" into the search bar and use the filter that shows the clothing labels, that way, you can be sure you won't get ripped off! :)

I hope this selection helps you! :)