5 outfits for 5 days of work inspired by Veekee James
Here’s Veekee James’ guide on what to wear to work from Monday to Friday.
5 outfits for 5 days of work [Instagram]
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For stylish 9-to-5ers, this is how to slay every day at work.
Monday
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Start Monday in a mustard yellow stretch gown with gorgeous cut-out sleeves. Mustard is a beautiful, feminine colour and the outfit is gorgeous and badass.
Tuesday
Black and white have always been a classic combination. These stretch black pants and white top scream working-class baddie.
Wednesday
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Shoulder pads are still in style. I love how the top also looks like a jacket and the combination of nude colour and black.
Thursday
When in doubt, go all black. Plus, those bell sleeves are gorgeous.
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Friday
This pink shirt dress is giving us all the feels. It’s soft, simple, and gorgeous.
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