I rediscovered this Eksempel dress and love it.  The over-sized sleeves and hanging yoke make it a real piece of work.  I dubbed it the cossack and have a penchant for doing kick dances when I wear it.  All hilarious mental pictures aside, the Eksempel Spring Collection is quite lovely.  My fav is shirt dress 36G.

P.S. Gumshoe Shini, you’ve cracked the case.  As Wolford heir, I am on a secret campaign to convince all to wear Wolfords.  Is it working?

credits: Eksempel blouse, Rachel Comey double buckle belt, Wolford barolo tights, Hugo Boss boots

Sweat pants are for the home and the gym.  Furthermore, if there is a message sewn on the rear they should be left in the closet.  But these Nicholas K sweats are far from having a certain Juicy je nais sais quois.  Below are four-ways to wear them.  Available at funkylala.com in khaki.

MATADOR MAX: A chic uniform for fighting Aunty Entity, pairing the Nicholas K Tucker Sweats with its matching jacket creates a futuristic look.  The slim jodhpur shape pant and dramatic collar jacket juxtapose fitted and loose silhouettes perfect for insubordination.  Credits: Nicholas K Tucker Sweats and jacket, sofake wefail secretary shirt, and Hugo Boss booties.

WORKING GIRL: The key to success is the Nicholas K pant.  Paired with a feminine blouse, color happy heels and a basic belt, the perfect business casual outfit is complete.  Afterall, you should dress for the job you want, not the one you have.  Credits: Nicholas K Tucker Sweats, Marc by Marc Jacobs blouse, Anzevino & Florence vest, Hugo Boss belt, and Seychelles shoes.

URBAN MILITIA: When marching through the winter war zone, what better wear to keep you warm than Nicholas K Tucker Sweats?  Essentials for your pack are tall boots and a camo green vest.  Credits: Nicholas K Tucker Sweats, Emporio Armani vest and LD Tuttle The Shifter Dust boots.

YARINA: Take a voyage in search of booty.  With the Nicholas K pant and a slouchy top, you’ll fit right in with the crew.  The gentlemen on board might even say, “My she was yar.”  Credits: Nicholas K Tucker Sweats, Eksempel blouse and Materia Prima boots.