Just pulled this on and my hands forgot where they belonged
Spotted by Priya KapoorI noticed she’s wearing a cozy, oversized color-block cardigan with blue, green, red, and yellow patches over a simple white tee. The mustard yellow corduroy pants and bright orange socks are the only colorful parts, and the brown platform sneakers keep the look restrained, which I prefer since I usually stick to structured pieces and neutral tones like blazers and tailored trousers. I get the pull toward softer fabrics, but my power dressing routine keeps me locked into sharp lines and clean finishes.
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Color-Block Cable Knit Cardigan
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Mustard Corduroy Straight-Leg Pants
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Chunky Knit Beanie Hat
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Brown Platform Sneakers
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Basic White Crewneck Tee
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Bright Orange Crew Socks
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