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Wear This Now: Summer Friday at the Office

IN GOD WE TRUST earrings, THE ROW backpack (sidenote: in my dreams!), MADEWELL tank, ZARA mules, ADAM LIPPES skirt

Future Perfect: The Row Resort 2014

New Rule: This is how I want to dress from now on.

Strictly speaking this color is actually more of a fine dijon mustard than a plain-jane, ordinary, everyday mustard. 3.1 Phillip Lim's shift dresses are one of the few trusty things to count on to look like a million bucks, despite the simple shape. So this outfit is an ode to its simplicity and pop of color. The Fendi chameleon bag is a travel ready companion in an equally spicy color, and The Row sunglasses and Tabitha Simmons ankle boots are simple in design but full of subtle details that play off this dress perfectly.

Modern Minimalist

Those Balenciaga boots are haunting me until this day. Love 'em. It goes without saying then that they are the stars of this outfit. Although, the 3.1 Phillip Lim sheer paneled dress is a real contender. Love the conservative shape and the sheer touches. Just enough skin to keep it interesting. The Row sunglasses are a play on the sheer, while the Chloé Marcie cross body bag is just sweet enough to soften up the rough edges in the dress and boots.

Elizabeth Olsen, NYC Street Style

It's expected that the youngest Olsen would wear The Row while out and about, and it was equally expected given the penchant for the famous twins to wear their extraordinarily expensive accessories with complete nonchalance, that Elizabeth would clearly follow in their foot steps.

For the Dogs

The Row cat eye acetate sunglasses, Acne Brooke cropped wool-blend pants, Dolce & Gabbana Bulldog tapestry and python shoulder bag, J.W. Anderson checked intarsia wool sweater, also try Mulberry small Bayswater textured-leather bag

Completely bright, startlingly charming. J.W. Anderson's pieces are begging to be mixed with the crisp modern designs from Acne and the youthful lady-like Dolce & Gabbana accessories. It's just happiness personified. Materialized. Objectified? No. Wrong word. You know what I mean. The concept of the outfit is mixing large patterns, with bold jewel tones, and kitschy grandma fabrics and shapes reworked with modern touches.

Tailored Perfectly

Chalayan blazer, Givenchy Medium Antigonia Duffel, Manolo Blahnik CC patent leather pumps, The Row leather moto pants

The dream team of an outfit above would not be as perfect if it weren't for the impeccably tailored Chalayan blazer holding the outfit together. The long and lean proportions with the crisp lines it creates the undeniable makings of a power suit. Among the pricey items, it's the most important in the mix, but the ubiquitous The Row moto pants and Manolo Blahnik CCs make a return in so many of my styling posts because they are truly that versatile. The Givenchy Antigonia Duffel makes an appearance for being the most tailored looking bag I've seen in a while. It makes perfect sense to pair it with Chalayan, they were made for each other.

Art Decadent

A perfectly polished mix-match of luxe materials that work together thanks to a hyper-edited palette of muted navy and black. The Proenza Schouler PS1 in navy compliments the black and blue combination of The Row Norick leather pencil skirt and The Row Wembley wool and cashmere top. Art deco inspired Cutler and Gross star detailed round frame sunglasses and Christian Louboutin Just Picks 100 studded patent-leather and PVC pumps finish off the look with a healthy balance between classic shapes and modern acetate touches.

Invest In Your Sanity: Pieces You Need For Trying Days When You Have "Nothing To Wear"

Simple, clean, effortless. Seems easy enough, right? That is an endless uphill pursuit some days, when all I need to get out of the house is an outfit that just works. Those trying days where nothing fits or looks right are solved by an outfit made of transitional easy pieces like these: Classic, leg-elongating The Row pants, topped off with a fitted superfine Theory t-shirt with a contrasting athletic stripe down the sides. Minimalist and modern The Row cat eye sunglasses literally got with everything, thanks the the transparent acetate and soft brown lens. I am a little blown away by the price, but when you find something that just works (damn it), I find it hard to resist calling it an "investment in my sanity." The heels? They are sex on your feet, courtesy of the leopard print by Givenchy. Finally, the studded and tasseled bag by Mulberry is refined, lady-like, but with a hard edge. Put yourself out of your misery and invest in some of these ASAP.

Cheerful Tendencies

The return of the sneaker. You got to love it. Sooner or later we'll see the full frontal return of 90s grunge, and plaid, and the Spice Girls. In the meantime, this is an outfit for wishful thinking. Shop it: Marni bracelet, The Row for Superga sneakers, The Row sunglasses, Boy. by Band of Outsiders skirt, The Row clutch, Minor Obsessions star bracelet, Ralph Lauren Black Label top.

Girls Just Want To Have Fun

Inspired by Coachella and the spirited photos that the festival produced. Just one massive post of inspiration, fun, and individuality.

Railroad Crossing

A little school girl, a little hard edge. I just want to show off the ode to railroad fashion that is the Boy by Band of Outsiders suspender skirt. It's adorable because the criss-cross is on the front versus the traditional overal up-and-down suspenders. This extra attention up front means everything else is scaled back to gamine. Enter the Toga Pulla polo shirt. It has flutter details on the short sleeves, which is almost like a puff sleeve, but cooler. This option by Boy by Band of Outsiders works just as well. Simple outfits compliment simple accessories, like Givenchy sandals and a fine pair of The Row sunglasses.