Young and Professional - a list by SaraFeiny

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New to the professional world? Me too. :) Sometimes it's hard to strike a balance between what you want to wear and what you think you should wear to the office - or, a law firm, in my case. Here are a few ideas for what works - and probably a few things that would work in a limitless budget world. But a girl has to dream, doesn't she? (PS - big thanks to my wonderful cousin, JamieM, for teaching me how to use this! Hope I make you proud!)

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New JD in search of matching wardrobe

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Theory Aniston Top

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The inspiration for Theory's Aniston top is no mystery - Miss Rachel Green herself, the fabulous Jennifer Aniston. The perfect short sleeve button-down blouse, designed just for the strong and chic woman you are.

Updated Mar 16, 2008

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Theory Analba Tie-Waist Dress - Theory

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This is classy, feminine, and seems like the perfect work dress. You can throw a cardigan on for work, and then dress it up for happy hour afterwards.

Updated Jun 2, 2008

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Theory Combo Knit Skirt - Looks

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There are some out there who are of the opinion that women should still be all about skirt suits in professional settings. While you don't have to buy into that, this skirt should be perfect to satisfy the old school and new school.

Updated Jun 2, 2008

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Theory Patent Pump - Designer

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Am such a fan of this color! The heel is perfect for the office - tall enough, but won't kill your feet while standing. And the color brings a little something extra to the black suit.

Updated Jun 2, 2008

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Marc by Marc Jacobs Shoes Spectator Pump with Tie

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I have to confess - I love anything that's plain and black. However, these shoes were so cute, I couldn't resist...

Updated Jun 2, 2008

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Jill Stuart Handbags Noho Victoria Tote

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Looking to bring work home in a conservative, yet cute, tote? Good luck - it's near impossible to find the elusive perfect bag. This one, however, does a pretty good job of being cute and functional - if only it had a shoulder strap...sigh.

Updated Jun 2, 2008

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BOTTEGA VENETA briefcase

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In a perfect world, I would be a size 2, my closet would be organized, I could wear whatever size heel I wanted without pain, and this would be my briefcase.

Updated Jun 2, 2008

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David Yurman: Women's Timepieces: Cable Watch: Chelsea Watch

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I bet it's easier to bill your hours when you have a gorgeous watch like this one...

Updated Jun 2, 2008

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Brooks Brothers | Women | Our Miracle Non-Iron Shirts

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This is for the more practical among us. One of my friends from law school swears by these shirts, and says they're the only things that got her through her first job. They're non-iron - so throw 'em in the dryer, and they'll come out as though you sent them to the dry cleaner. Leaving you more money to spend on your Starbucks.

Updated Jun 2, 2008

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Theory Lidia Jacket

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This jacket is perfect - either to complete a suit with a matching skirt or pair of pants, or can be thrown on top of a dress to business up what would normally be more casual.

Updated Jun 2, 2008

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