How to do Work-from-Home Style

When it comes to a work-from-home wardrobe, there are two ideas that generally float around out there: 1) PJs all day, every day, and 2) It’s a good idea to put on actual business casual clothes, or you know, pants with zippers and buttons. To both of those I say, “psssht, no way!”

There are many benefits to working from home and wearing not-real pants is one of them, but PJs all day, every day is also…meh. I’ve been working from home for 5-6 years, so I feel like I’ve got this down. I live in comfortable clothes that are neither PJs nor “real” pants, but I do tend to pile on the jewelry. Because why not?

Statement earrings by BR Design Company, necklaces by Bauble Bar and Urban Outfitters

Jewelry by A Wattz, Twine & Twig, Bryan Anthony’s

Jewelry by lampwork artist from Lancaster, Pa. (purchased at the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsman)

Jewelry by Bauble Bar, Twine & Twig, and me

And here are a few links to find similar jewelry to what I’m wearing —

BR Design Co.
Twine & Twig
Bauble Bar

My own designs — If you’re interested, please hit me up and I can make something for you. I’m still (endlessly, forever) trying to launch an actual jewelry business, but life keeps getting in the way. Until then, reach out and let’s get you some one-of-a-kind, handmade jewelry. Below is a bit of my recent work.

StyleChristine25 April 2020fashion, working from home, remote work, ootd, what to wear, beach style, handmade jewelry, Twine & Twig, art life, design life, covid19, stay the fuck at homeComment