Jacket: Limited (similar); Top: H&M (similar); Pants: LOFT; Shoes: JC Penney; Necklace: rose quartz hand-me-down
I probably spent about twenty minutes googling "capri pants in the workplace" before I was able to walk out the door in these beautiful plum Loft cropped pants. And even then it was with some doubt in my mind as to the work-appropriate-ness of the pant length and color. I was wooed by Loft's beautiful tribal and animal print cropped pants in the store and even tried them on, but I didn't feel bold enough to pull them off in real life, outside of the safe dressing room walls. Plum was the next best, and most bold option I could find. By pairing the plum with a lighter, longer top, and a pair of wedges, I think I achieved a dressier look that ended up being okay.
What do you think? Capris/cropped pants in the work place? What about tribal and animal prints on pants?
I probably spent about twenty minutes googling "capri pants in the workplace" before I was able to walk out the door in these beautiful plum Loft cropped pants. And even then it was with some doubt in my mind as to the work-appropriate-ness of the pant length and color. I was wooed by Loft's beautiful tribal and animal print cropped pants in the store and even tried them on, but I didn't feel bold enough to pull them off in real life, outside of the safe dressing room walls. Plum was the next best, and most bold option I could find. By pairing the plum with a lighter, longer top, and a pair of wedges, I think I achieved a dressier look that ended up being okay.
What do you think? Capris/cropped pants in the work place? What about tribal and animal prints on pants?