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"Designers Jenni Kayne, Cushnie et Ochs, and Victoria Beckham have answered the prayers of working women everywhere with a look that&amp;#39;s that&amp;#39;s a cross between an office and going-out outfit. Included in their collections were collared blouses and pencil skirts cut in fabrics that suggest there&amp;#39;s more on the agenda than just paperwork.\nPinterestFacebookAs a lady who happens to appreciate a good conference-to-cocktail transition, I felt particularly invested in recreating this runway trend for less!\nPinterestFacebookI searched high and low for a skirt that had elements of both a day at work and a night out. This Forever21 pencil skirt is work-appropriate in length and shape, yet the satin material and neon pop of color give it a &amp;quot;going-out&amp;quot; edge. The white blazer is a great work staple, yet the fact that it&amp;#39;s cropped helps to modernize the look and makes it more wearable post-work. The button-down blouse, also from Forever21, has more to it then just your average white work shirt. The buttons are lined with navy trim to match the skirt, keeping things streamlined.\nPinterestFacebookThe shoes were too hard to pass up, not only because they&amp;#39;re Prabal Gurung for Target (which is officially for sale now!), but because the color matches perfectly with the trim of the skirt! My version of the trend gets increasingly less &amp;quot;work&amp;quot; and more &amp;quot;going-out&amp;quot; as it moves down, but you could easily swap in a classic pump to balance things out again.\nWhat do you think of this look, ladies?\nPhotos: Jenni Kayne, Courtesy; Cushnie et Ochs, Victoria Beckham, Fillippo Fior / InDigital | Go Runway; Shauna Miller, Jesse Dittmar"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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