Going Exclusive
I'm not sure what sorta rock hit me today but I'm certainly up for a lil' wardrobe upgrade. Yes! It's high time I do something about this coz when you're finally working in a Bizz Oriented Environment, "Plain.Corporate.Simple.Professional - yet never boring" is the highlight of everything!
I never thought I'd be working in an office environment one day, where almost everyday I'd be dealing with many different bizz people in suites & neck ties. (Taking Business as a course was the least thing I was ever interested in) Intimidating is the word when I first time sat behind the meeting table, listening and paying much attention to every word everyone was discussing about. It was nerve racking and simply uncomfortable. Recalling the incident just made me smile about how NEWBIE i looked and that no one took me seriously.
Clothes certainly matters and it gives a BIG impression on other people. It shows your personality and at a age I'm in , its not very common to see them in Coats and plain coloured Shirts with Name cards with them all the time. Surely I've been really blessed!
I've always liked the way people looked in their Uniforms. Though It was Ironic that I was the one who never liked to be in uniforms and was always a rebel at wearing them in the right place. Never have I liked the idea of wearing a neck tie for a school uniform nor did I like the idea of wearing my hair neatly in a pony-tail. Uggghh... I was a messy girl in high school. Ragged was my thing and black sports shoes - accompanied with my long Grey school skirt was highly the "In-thing" for me, in the past. LOL
The thought of my weird sense of fashion in the past was just utterly disturbing and way out! But now - never have I been too conscious with the way I wore my clothes. Not to mention having girly shoes that accompanied my well-selected-feminine-dresses.
I'm eye-ing on corporate clothing these days and would love nothing but to purchase on affordable-fancy-eye catching- office wear. Shoes. Coats. Skirts. Slacks. Belts. Bags. You name it. No Hats! hahaha...na-ah!
I am officially a Young Lady after all. haha...*Reminded by the the character which Anne Hathaway played in her role as Andy Sachs in "The Devil Wears Prada"
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I never thought I'd be working in an office environment one day, where almost everyday I'd be dealing with many different bizz people in suites & neck ties. (Taking Business as a course was the least thing I was ever interested in) Intimidating is the word when I first time sat behind the meeting table, listening and paying much attention to every word everyone was discussing about. It was nerve racking and simply uncomfortable. Recalling the incident just made me smile about how NEWBIE i looked and that no one took me seriously.
Clothes certainly matters and it gives a BIG impression on other people. It shows your personality and at a age I'm in , its not very common to see them in Coats and plain coloured Shirts with Name cards with them all the time. Surely I've been really blessed!
I've always liked the way people looked in their Uniforms. Though It was Ironic that I was the one who never liked to be in uniforms and was always a rebel at wearing them in the right place. Never have I liked the idea of wearing a neck tie for a school uniform nor did I like the idea of wearing my hair neatly in a pony-tail. Uggghh... I was a messy girl in high school. Ragged was my thing and black sports shoes - accompanied with my long Grey school skirt was highly the "In-thing" for me, in the past. LOL
The thought of my weird sense of fashion in the past was just utterly disturbing and way out! But now - never have I been too conscious with the way I wore my clothes. Not to mention having girly shoes that accompanied my well-selected-feminine-dresses.
I'm eye-ing on corporate clothing these days and would love nothing but to purchase on affordable-fancy-eye catching- office wear. Shoes. Coats. Skirts. Slacks. Belts. Bags. You name it. No Hats! hahaha...na-ah!
I am officially a Young Lady after all. haha...*Reminded by the the character which Anne Hathaway played in her role as Andy Sachs in "The Devil Wears Prada"
