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10 Looks from Local Influencers to Inspire Your Social Distancing Style
Who says you can't be chic while working from home?
The age of working from home and video conferencing fashion has been one of business on the top, comfy on the bottom, a.k.a. a blazer paired with sweat pants. While we don't fault you for this look—heck, we've done it ourselves—we're of the mindset that we can all elevate our style just a bit as summer rolls in. For inspiration, take a cue from local influencers working from home in style.
WFH Chic
Early morning Zoom calls can be a chore, but they’re the job your cherished fashion leggings have been waiting for all year long.
Dressed to Impress
Throwing on an upscale printed maxi or midi can deliver the bite of fierceness you’ve been looking to add to your new daily routine.
DIY Darling
Put the puzzle piece down, turn off the TV, and step away from the turnips, because now is the time to learn how to make your own clothes. Find your vision, and we’ll see you on the runway in 2021.
Pop of Color
Make a statement at your next virtual brunch with your newly cultivated makeup expertise.
Loosey, Goosey
It’s hot, you’re tired, and the last thing you want to do is put together an outfit. On a day like this, lounging in the flowiest, coolest item in your wardrobe is just the ticket.
Cool Cats
Whether you’re a cosplay-aficionado with a closet packed with professional costumes or you’re simply losing interest in the same combination of items week after week, have some fun with your fashion by appointing a theme and rolling with it.
Luxurious Separates
Turn up that A/C, and celebrate the return of your winter sweats, because cozy is the hottest social distancing trend this summer.
Queen of Errands
The ultimate look for a trip to your favorite hotspot for a brew to-go.
Jeans? In this economy?
Your favorite denim is begging for the spotlight, and the easiest way to style them is with a soft graphic tee.
Backyard Picnic Season
Take a break from stress, and soak in some sun with a snazzy romper that’s as easy as one, two, tequila.
