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Teal Pants with Floral Top & Gray Blazer

We have a new outfit for you! Since we last talked about colored pants, I had to dig through the closet and find another pair to show you guys. What do you think of this outfit? Definitely business casual, but also very sophisticated.
I am always up for business casual outfits. I think this style adds a nice touch of class. It's great for work and it's great for a weekend gathering.

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The pants I am wearing are from Maurices. You can find them here. Right now, Maurices doesn't sell the teal color that I have anymore, or maybe they are just out of stock, but these black ones are the same style.  Here is another option that would look just as good too!
The shirt I got from Stitch Fix, a monthly online clothing subscription. Of course, I can never find their clothing available for purchase, but I did stumble across this beauty that would be a close alternative. It's off the shoulder so you could wear it with the pants and skip the blazer or just toss on the blazer too.
Speaking of the blazer, I just grabbed a gray blazer from my closet. I think mine is from H&M but here is one from Charlotte Russe that is just as cute. Roll up the sleeves a little bit to pull in that casual look and finish off with a black pair of boots like mine here.

Give it a whirl! Pull this together and strut your stuff.

Let me know what you think.

xoxo
Nicole

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