This dress is pretty warm as it is part wool, but as it has short sleeves it's still versatile. I definitely look out for cap sleeved work dresses as they are flattering on the 'bingo wings' and I feel they look much more professional (sleeveless can leave a little too much on show, some people really underestimate the power of bare shoulders) ;).
On a side note I have to confess that I am so grateful for the rain! My hay fever has abated and I can actually breathe for the first time in months :). I am sure all you poor allergy prone lovelies know what I am talking about. Summer is beautiful, but from March to October I wake up with what feels like a horrible cold every morning - sore, itchy throat, watery eyes and a nose that won't stop running/ sneezing/ hurting no matter how many antihistamines I ply it with.
Are you all as relieved as I am to see some precipitation on the horizon? xxx
Love the dress :) It must be horrible having hayfever! I'm so upset that the lovely weather has stopped in London - the rain makes me so miserable haha xx
ReplyDeleteyes! i cant take tablets for hayfever so all i can make do with is eyedrops and not wearing mascara because it'll end up all smudged!
ReplyDeleteim liking these outfit ideas, you must have a muhassive wardrobe!
Oh, I'm a big tissue consumer too from March to August! My worst month is when the dandelion is in bloom. I hate those things!
ReplyDeleteI love Zara too but I never find such glam things, like the white dress before...:-(
I am happy to see the rain, I didn't have to water the plants haha :) you look gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou look gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteI love Zara as well! I find they make stylish pieces that are good quality. It can be hit or miss...but overall I can always find something for work that is flexible enough to be worn on weekends! Love your outfits :)
ReplyDeleteI like this chic Victoria Beckham look! Looks nice without being too sexy!
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