Warm Casual Friday Work Look

Happy hump day, dear gal! Are you making it through the week? Looking forward to the weekend already? Hahaha! Well, in honor of making it ’til Friday, I’ve got a {fairly} warm casual Friday work look for you today. I love the individual pieces I’m sharing in this look, but you can probably duplicate this look with pieces from your closet, too.

While this outfit is part of my “how to feel warm and look stylish this winter” series, I’ve not included any outerwear in the look. I figure we gals know by now to put on a coat, gloves, scarf and hat. Ha! Instead, check out this look with an eye for the office.

I love these dark wash jeans for the office. And I’m so pleased that Ann Taylor has finally completely restocked them. These jeans are some of my favorites. They fit beautifully with a pleasant amount of stretch, but they still have that “real jean” feel. I’m wearing a size 6.

My base layer up top is this simple flesh colored camisole from Target. They come in several skin shades plus black and white. I’m wearing a medium.

Over that tank I’m wearing my white ribbed long sleeve t-shirt. I prefer this tee because it has a nice finished look, but you could absolutely wear the Cuddle Duds several readers have mentioned. I’ve worn those in the past and liked them. But I guess in the long run I prefer the t-shirt because I want every layer (except the camisole) to be one that could stand alone, too.

Warm + Stylish Tip – Wear layers that you can peel off if necessary. That means each layer needs to be one that you wouldn’t mind wearing alone or on top.

Over the ribbed white tee I’m wearing the “Perfect Shirt” from Talbots. I think every gal needs one of these in her closet because it’s a great tool for elevating any look to make it a little dressier. But you gotta use it! So I’m committed to showing more looks with the wardrobe essentials like this classic button up shirt this year.

In fact, if you’re worried about your classic button up shirt looking a little stodgy or stiff, I think adding a white t-shirt underneath it is a great way to make it look more interesting and contemporary. I’m wearing a size 8 in this classic shirt.

I topped this casual Friday work look with my red cotton twill blazer. This blazer is just like my black one that I’ve had for over a year now and love. It’s such a classic cut, fitted but comfortable. And the cotton twill is a medium weight fabric with a nice bit of stretch in it. Of course, the jacket is completely lined, too. It’s also available in navy. I wear this blazer year round. In fact, I can’t wait to style it for spring! I’m wearing an 8.

Ok, these shoes! I know some of you are already shaking your head and declaring that these aren’t possibly warm enough. Hahaha! I agree! My feet were absolutely freezing the day we snapped these photos. But you could always put some pretty flats like these in your work bag, locker or desk drawer and change into them once you get to work. And absolutely feel free to wear some knee high hose if that helps your feet stay warmer.

My leopard print flats are old, but these are similar. And have you heard about these Birdies flats? I haven’t tried them, but they’re all the rage right now. Supposedly they’re extremely comfortable, easy to “walk miles in,” and fit great on feet with “issues.” Ha! They’re a little expensive in the leopard print, but they come in other colors, too, at a better price. Find a full selection here.

I finished my warm and stylish casual Friday work look with some of my favorite earrings, my Kendra Scott pendant necklace and my black hobo satchel. Oh, and here’s a great hobo style bag at a fraction of the price. It’s at Walmart!!!

One more thing. If those flats just aren’t an option for you during the colder months, you could absolutely wear riding boots or booties with this look. I just think a pair of dark wash jeans, a classic button up shirt and a bright red blazer looks so cheerful but also quite professional for a fantastic Friday. Bring on the weekend!

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If you’ve missed the other Feel Warm + Look Stylish this Winter looks be sure to check out yesterday’s work-from-home look and Monday’s casual lunch date outfit.

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Blessed for My Day

It’s such a simple and common sense principle really. Whatever you sow, that’s what you’ll reap. And we know that’s true, right? But then why do we grow frustrated when we get results we don’t want after doing the things we know we shouldn’t do? Whether it’s going to bed late and waking up tired or eating the wrong foods and hurting from it later, we reap the consequences of our actions all day…and night…long.

But look, we know the bad seeds we’re sowing. And yeah, we need to work on changing those habits. But let’s flip that concept and think about the seeds we need to pick up and lay down today, the ones that could produce some new and desirable results. What is something you could do today to get the results you desire?

Maybe you could spend some time memorizing a new scripture. Or you could take a few minutes to write a handful of encouraging notes. You could spend a few minutes in prayer for your family at lunch time or call a shut in from your church to see how she’s doing. Pick up some new seeds and plant them today.

Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap. For the one who sows to his own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption, but the one who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit reap eternal life. ~ Galatians 6:7-8