Women and their work wear share a very symbolic relationship that has
come of age. Work wear today, across our varied professional roles, is
reflective of our choices, independent decision making and our capability to
uphold and balance positions of power. Vajor has
always rested its fashion ideology as an investment in statement and utility
pieces. Vajor does apparels and accessories that are modern and structured, but
find balance in the realms of femininity. The new Vajor work-wear collection is no different. The collection has
been tastefully curated and thoughtfully categorized into - Creative, Entrepreneur and Corporate - to address women across multiple and dynamic
career choices. The collection has been designed to include a mix of
aesthetically pleasing body-con and ladylike silhouettes, structured layering
pieces and preppy prints, warm neutrals and crispy colour palettes.element,
which I felt pulled the look together without swaying away from the
genre.
The first in the series of these three looks is my take on the entrepreneurial tier, the role I portray in my own life. The pieces included in this genre are stylishly relaxed yet well-structured to convey a no-fuss and an I-mean-business attitude. Because the pieces in this category are minimalistic in their demeanor they give you the liability to dress up or dress down depending upon your schedules. In this very look, I paired this extremely comfortable powder blue linen shirt-dress with a pair of Ikat print sandals in the same shade. The printed sandals add a great textural contrast to the overall look. I styled this look for the day I am running in and out of meetings and it is necessary that my attire speaks professionalism but is comfortable to get me through the day. For another day, spent sourcing or conceptualizing, I would prefer pairing the dress with these amazing oxfords. A strong red-lip for contrast, a pair of sexy sunglasses and an effortless bag to hold your on-the-go necessities, this look is for those of you who like spending their day out of a fashion editor’s closet.
The first in the series of these three looks is my take on the entrepreneurial tier, the role I portray in my own life. The pieces included in this genre are stylishly relaxed yet well-structured to convey a no-fuss and an I-mean-business attitude. Because the pieces in this category are minimalistic in their demeanor they give you the liability to dress up or dress down depending upon your schedules. In this very look, I paired this extremely comfortable powder blue linen shirt-dress with a pair of Ikat print sandals in the same shade. The printed sandals add a great textural contrast to the overall look. I styled this look for the day I am running in and out of meetings and it is necessary that my attire speaks professionalism but is comfortable to get me through the day. For another day, spent sourcing or conceptualizing, I would prefer pairing the dress with these amazing oxfords. A strong red-lip for contrast, a pair of sexy sunglasses and an effortless bag to hold your on-the-go necessities, this look is for those of you who like spending their day out of a fashion editor’s closet.
Wearing -
Shirt-Dress - c/o Vajor (Shop)
Sandals - c/o Vajor (Shop)
Bag - c/o Vajor (Shop)
Sunglasses - c/o Vajor (Shop)
Earrings - Thrifted (here)
Belt - ZARA (here)
On my lips - M.A.C Lady Danger
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