I do not have a job that requires me to be active. I can wear hobbling skirts, crippling heels, and constricting jackets because I sit at a desk all day. Sometimes, though, they let me out of my cubicle to teach people about energy management. Then, I have to dress a bit more sensibly.
Jacket, So (thrifted). Shirt, The Limited. Skirt, Peyton Place (thrifted and shortened). Boots, White Mountain. Necklace, Zad. Brooch, vintage.
I can’t raise my arms in this jacket, so I had to ditch it to demonstrate dynaband exercises to the class.
That's so pretty - I love the mix of muted neutrals with that gorgeous forest green (that's what it looks like, although I see you've labeled it "teal").
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I have a job where I can wear what I want and not worry about practicality. It is great! You look awesome btw.
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Your necklace and top are fantastic separately and even better together. What a great contrast.
ReplyDeleteCute!! And what a fun class =)
ReplyDeleteI just love this look, oh love it! The perfect colors for fall, makes me think of tea, british tv-series and the university
ReplyDelete(and I like how the purple of the dynaband really works with the colors of the outfit..)
You make practical look fabulous! And that necklace is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love the muted palette and how it is still quite dynamic.
ReplyDeleteummm....what do dynaband exercises have to do with energy management? I am so confused.
One of the basic principles of the program is that you have to create energy, through nutrition and movement, to perform at your best. I demonstrate how to use the dynaband for resistance training as a part of the movement section.
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