Only nice tights dressed woman

I went for a cream studded shirt teamed with a black pleated skirt, black tights and chunky black studded boots to create a smart and practical yet edgy and fashion- forward office outfit. To inject a bit of colour I also added in a maroon jumper and a matching maroon bag. The best thing is that these items are all wardrobe staples and so can be mixed and matched with other items in your wardrobe to save you money! Plus, if after work drinks are sprung upon you, you can just whip off the tights and remove the jumper and hey presto, you are ready for the bar.

Shirt – Boohoo 

Skirt – River Island

Jumper – Topshop 

Tights – New Look 

Boots – Missguided

Bag – Zara 

 Lace leggings and tights can be a bit loud unless you're good at balancing out the look. For me personally, they look best with solid colors, and even better (chic'er) with neutrals like black, browns, beige, dark blues, etc.

I don't like how most print dresses (except for versatile, neutral prints) battle with the tights and make your outfit look too much. So if you want to look chic and sleek, consider wearing skirts and dresses in solid colors.

If you want to stretch your style envelope then pair the tights with a bright color such as solid red, bold blue, mustard or plum. This is a great combo for showcasing a fun but chic personal style! You can also add a handbag in a complementary color such green with red. But you need the right clothing personality to pull this off! 

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J.Crew stripe turtleneck, $45 at Net-a-Porter; shift dress, $84 at Topshop; leopard pumps, $146 at Asos; Commando sheer tights, $32 at Bergdorf Goodman; Orla Kiely wallet, $224.99 at Modcloth; Warhol glasses, $10 at OC Shades. 

Top – Old Navy, Cardigan – H&M, Skirt – H&M, Tights – Modcloth, Shoes – Wet Seal, Clutch – Zara, Headband – H&M, Nail Polish – Liberty