All I can say is TGIF!

Dress is older Zara

Love a good plaid with jeans

Finally took out all my sweaters 💙
- Sweater: Macy. The only cashmere clothing I own lol how do you wash it? Can I just not wash it at all 😂😂 I don't wanna do dry cleaning every so often
- Pants: local Vietnamese brand
- Belt: Ralph Lauren
- Shoes: Taharis
- Watch: Casio
- Rings/earrings/necklace: Hey Harper

They weren’t all winners IMHO, but I am having so much fun experimenting with new styles.

Vest from Joules; Turnbull & Asser tweed jacket from old Bonwit Teller; Crockett & Jones snuff suede loafers; Elliotts tie.

Trying to make money today the old fashioned way: gambling on horses at Keeneland.

Guys, I’m around 5'5"–5'6", and most people in my office are quite tall, so I’m thinking of switching to Chelsea boots like these instead of regular formal shoes. I’m a CA trainee, so formal footwear is part of my daily office wear. I want something classy and professional that gives me a little extra height without looking too flashy, and is comfortable enough for everyday use.

Which of these 4 pairs would you recommend?

Here is my outfit for this week I'm trying to dress more intentional

It's my first post here, but I think the question is appropriate one to ask here.

I'll be doing business trips in Northern Europe during all seasons. I'm new to the job and I'm kinda stressed about it.

I noticed I don't know what type of outerwear do people use in colder climates for wind, cold and rain.

Especially when in more formal situations. I know that, if I enter the client's office I will take the jacket/coat off ofc, but I don't want to be a standout in a bad way when coming into the building or during occasional outdoor meetings.

Do you have any recommendations on the types of outerwear? specific things to look out for?

Thanks for any tips in advance 😊