Friday, June 24, 2011

White Out

Temperatures were in the 90s this week, so CorpGoth turned from black to white to fight the heat. Monday was half-white, a repeat of this outfit but with a black T-shirt, no tights, & sandals instead of boots (& no photo because my husband stole my tripod). Tuesday was this white dress. Wednesday I was home, & Thursday I wore jeans & a tank top (wasn't worth documenting here). So just one photo!

What I'm wearing:
White pleated cotton-blend dress, gift from Lisa
Black elastic belt, NY & Company
Black buckled wedge heels, Kohl's
Black & gold round dangle earrings, Forever 21
Black & white beaded cuff bracelet, bought in Kauai
Small white newsprint-fabric flower in hair, random accessory store

How do you dress at work in hot weather?

8 comments:

  1. I tend to dress in loose, flowing skirts and T-shirts. I can't go too light, though, because our building sets the air conditioning on "Meat Locker" during the spring and summer.

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  2. You look great in that dress. You put yourself together so well for work, and I'm glad that I'm able to help you with that once in a while. :)

    <3

    -d

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  3. I love the white dress! Unfortunately my office is so cold, I tend to wear long sleeves and sweaters or jackets year round. The only real change I make for hot weather is to leave the panty hose/tights at home.

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  4. My work is at home. I alternate between being in sloppies (shorts and a t-shirt) around the kids and being in lightweight skirts and nicer tops when we are out and about. When I worked in an office, they cranked the AC also so I was always carrying sweaters.

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  5. Perfect summer work dress! The shoes go great with it, too. I used to have an office with my own climate control, so I'd go sleeveless a lot in the summer. Starting Monday, they've moved me to an office in an area that shares an AC with two menopausal women (and I get cold easily), so I guess it's sweaters year-round for me now, too! :)

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  6. That dress looks breezy - like it has its own AC.

    The University turns off the AC over the weekends, so Monday it's steamy and I have to wear very short cap sleeves and a knee-length skirt/dress (going totally sleeveless feels weird). As the week goes on the building gets colder and I can wear sleeveless shirts with cardis. Tues & Wed I can get away with knee-length shorts & skirts or capri, but by Thurs & Fri it's too cold inside and I have to wear full pants. I've finally got the rhythm down, which is nice.

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  7. Nicole - Sounds like a great summer 'uniform'!'

    angldst - Thanks, & you'll see a dress you made for me in today's blog post ;-)

    Shannon - Ugh. My office has fine-tuned the AC so it's not freezing during summer (trying to save on power bills). It's just pleasant.

    lazysubculturalgirl - Heh, when I telecommute, out come the shorts & tanks!

    VictorianKitty - Aren't those wedges great? Sorry to hear about your AC tho.

    LovleAnjel - What a funky schedule you've got there!

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  8. I really like the sleeves on your dress. As to how I dress for work in hot weather, I am lucky that we don't have much of a dress code in my office. So I pretty much dress the same way I do the rest of the year, but without the tights and the cardigan.

    www.stylinggame.blogspot.com

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