Professional Look of the Week by J.Crew

Clockwise from right ot left: Ellen Tracy Wool Coat, Page Denim Skinny Jeans, Acne Studios Bootie, Gentle Monster Retro Sunglasses

In the late nineteenth century, art critic John Ruskin and textile designer William Morris advocated the embracement of natural patterns inspired by the British countryside.

This fall’s trends vary from sparkles to goth to fishnets—none of which are especially appropriate for the workplace. Now that we’ve covered what isn’t appropriate

Known for it’s minimalist designs and timeless aesthetic, founded by Mr Jean Touitou in 1987,A.P.C. (which stands for Atelier de Production et de Création) was

As the long and indulgent Thanksgiving weekend comes to a close, the last thing anyone wants to do is hit the gym. Whether you’re a

Clockwise from left to right: Boyfriend Trucker Jacket,Bandana,Ankle Boot,Mile High Skinny Jeans,Laurel Sweater

Buying sunglasses can be a long and tedious process. As brands proliferate, and styles multiply, we’re often dazzled by the various shades on display, and

Whether you love it or find it a symbol of all things hipster, plaid has been remarkably successful. It’s one of the most widespread, recognizable

Winter is well upon us and sweater weather is here once again. As the temps drop and we begin to shift into the coldest month

Ah, Mondays. The quintessential day of work that actually ends up being the most dreaded day of the week. When your brain’s operating on fun

Dress codes for work are already challenging enough and with rising temperatures it may seem almost impossible to dress appropriate. While in the colder months,

The Renaissance may seem as far removed from our generation as the stone age, but, like your ancestors, bits and pieces of the Renaissance still

There was once a time when American flight attendants had uniforms designed by Pierre Balmain, Halston and Emilio Pucci, as well as other notable names.

From left to right:Tye Dye Maxi Dress,TRENTA Soft Bra,TRENTA Lowrider Thong

With over 35,000 costumes and accessories in its collection, New York City’s Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute is a seventh heaven of theatrical fashion. In 1937,

Clockwise from left to right : Cable Knitted Turtleneck, Cropped Pleat Trousers, Tote, Leather Ankle Boot

Fashion without a t-shirt is like coffee without a cup. From the 1950s onwards, the graphic tee rapidly emerged as a building block for individualism,

Clockwise from left to right: Suit pants,Linen Tee,Handbag,Linen-blend Jacket

In the post holiday mess, it’s easy to get swallowed up in a sea of sales and sensational price slashes. Avoid making mistakes by keeping

From left to right: Primavera Dress, Small Rings Necklace, Mombassa Belt, Vivienne Sandals

Vintage hunting can be just as intimidating as it is rewarding. Aside from the self-curating aspect, the experience is not that much different from your

Clockwise from left to right: Wide Sleeve Shirt Dress,Lapel Leather Jacket,Large Clutch