In the past, I’ve done posts about what I wear to work in the summer, winter, and during quarantine. I’ve had a hybrid work schedule for over a year now, so I have to get ready for work three days a week—Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday—while I stay home Wednesday and Friday. My WFH days are solely comfy clothes, usually leggings and hoodies, nothing too exciting.
When I had to start going back into the office after being home for a year and a half, I didn’t want to spend too long getting ready. The office isn’t at full capacity (a few co-workers are 100% WFH while others like me have hybrid schedules), and honestly, there are some days where I spend most of it in my own office with the door shut—only leaving to get lunch out of the fridge, get water, or go to the bathroom. So I don’t see a point in getting 100% glammed up; I do about 75%, or whatever I guess would be socially acceptable. My hair and make-up don’t take more than 10 minutes, and luckily our office is business casual, so I don’t have to wear super fancy clothes.
Here are some recent outfits I’ve worn to work in the past two weeks and where I got everything from! (Keep in mind some of the stuff is old, like my TOMS are from college and the pixie pants are from when I got my first job out of college.)

Burnt orange cardigan: Marshalls
Gray t-shirt: Old Navy
Black-printed pants: Old Navy
Tan ankle booties: QVC
(My take on a Halloween-related outfit.)
Gray long sleeve: Target
Pink pixie pants: Old Navy
Gray/blue slip ons: QVC
Earrings: gift shop in Kennebunkport, Maine


Gray cardigan: Old Navy
Green t-shirt: Old Navy
Black patterned pants: Old Navy
Black ankle booties: Kohls
White/gray striped top: Marshalls
Pink lace pants: QVC
Gray TOMS: TOMS
(May I add this was the day it was in the mid-70s.)


Orange waffle shirt: Walmart
Blue pants: Kohls
Tan boots: QVC
Leopard earrings: Cedar Chest in Northampton, MA
Green elbow sleeve top: Target
Navy pixie pants: Old Navy
Dog print TOMS: TOMS

So moral of the story: Target, Old Navy, and QVC should sponsor me.