Typically, this is a confusingly difficult time to dress for with the constant weather fluctuations and seasonal showers. However, since we’re all staying inside, our new mission is dressing for the screen. With all our virtual meetings and hang outs, we face a new challenge this season – getting ready for our daily close up!

While whites and busy prints will not flattering on screen, there is a lot to said for uplifting our moods with color! Pretty pastels or earthy neutrals are perfect hues to brighten our new normal. Look for lightweight knits or solid blouses with interesting textures and details.

While they might not feel necessary right now, consider adding another layer like a jacket or blazer. Using these as styling elements not only helps finish your look, but also helps trick your brain into feeling like you are truly prepping for the day as you have in the past – rather than simply commuting from bedroom to the home office. 

To complete the look, go for dainty rather than statement accessories and feel free to layer here as well! More statement accessories should be used with care as they can dominate the screen and distract from your message.
1st Row: Frankie Lemon Short Sleeved Knit Top, Tibi Pleated Short Sleeve Top, Ganni Printed Mesh Rollneck
2nd Row: 1. State Flutter Sleeve Smock Blouse, Mango Knit Halter Top, Doen River Top
1st Row: Cinq A Sept Crepe Khloe Blazer, Anthropologie Renoir Sueded Blazer, Rachel Comey New Amboy Jacket
2nd Row: Veronica Beard Miller Linen Dickey Jacket, Farrow Genevieve Leather Moto Jacket, The Great Eyelet Army Jacket
1st Row: Leigh Miller Gold-Plated Dusk Pendant, Pamela Love Small Mojave Pendant, Mateo 14kt Gold Malachite and Diamond Dot Necklace
2nd Row: Nancy Kraskin Lapis Bar Necklace, Ariel Gordon Lido Flower Pendant, Sophie Bille Brahe Sirene Diamant

Add a swipe of lipstick as a final touch and you’re ready to face the day!