I wore a good deal of skorts as a kid and it just made sense. The ability to pull off that feminine look while preventing any indecent exposure as you're running around. Two birds with one stone, right? Well, as an adult woman in the corporate science world, skorts, unfortunately, do not comply with dress codes. I never thought I would be able to wear a similar rendition to the work place until I saw these pants. It's basically a longer version of a skort! A midi skirt + long pants  = the PROFESSIONAL SKORT! I'm not sure what this is called but skirt pants just doesn't seem correct... Maybe it is that simple? 🤷

I wore this exact outfit to my first APPE pharmaceutical industry elective rotation at Allergan back in June 2019; I cannot believe it has already been over a year! Anyways, when I do go back into the office, I will begin posting more professional workwear content. The pandemic cannot end fast enough! I'm so glad there are two vaccines under EUA! Here's to hoping we can achieve a new kind of normal in the very near future!

Do you guys miss working in the office? I honestly miss dressing up! I feel like I just roll out of bed and stare at my laptop screen for hours on end. Sure, I take breaks and fit in my daily yoga and cardio while reading articles but I miss human interaction. I'm reposting this old outfit because working from home sure has me in a frenzy. This is what I wore back in the day when I was still a Clinical Research Specialist after undergrad. I would pair this with my  3.1 Phillip Lim Pashli Satchel but I switched out my satchel for this bold, Tory Burch Clutch, for this post. Anyways, I thought this top would function well at work as well as a casual day out. I was a bit ambivalent about this top when I took it out of the packaging but it actually looked nice once I put it on! It's a "one size fits all" top however, I found that it was incredibly tight around my waist. It is also a bit itchy but a camisole can solve that problem!