#ThriftyThursday: Printed pants and solid kicks for the win

#ThriftyThursday: Printed cropped pants that double for both in and out of the office? Yes, please! I LOVE this look simply because with one accessory change, it may be can be worn around the clock.

These Ann Taylor LOFT pants are the base of the outfit. Their polyester material and dark undertones make them a staple in my closet’s fall transition! Add a blazer, and they are perfect for the workplace with a blazer. Wanting a more casual look? Pair them with a t-shirt. I purchased these for just $4.29 at the Stonewall location (Lexington).

I have been waiting for the perfect pant to wear this Lauren Conrad top with! It is texturized and structured, fitting more as a blouse than a t-shirt. (It’s super comfortable, too!) I purchased this top for just $3.99 at the Hopkinsville location. When shopping, I suggest searching for unique solid colored blouses, because they are practical year-round.

For a day with friends, I paired this look with white slip-on sneakers. However, for just $3.99 navy or nude pumps would take this look into the office!

Shop your workweek and weekend attire at your favorite Goodwill!

Best,

A

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