Wednesday’s Workwear Report: Side Pleat Sheath Dress

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Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.

Maggy London has long been one of my favorite brands for office dresses that are just a little bit of a break from your standard sheath.

This long-sleeved, pleated number adds a little something extra to the classic sheath shape, and the alpine green color is a beautiful not-quite-neutral. Add some earrings and great shoes and you’ll be ready for anything.

The dress is $138 at Nordstrom and comes in sizes 0-16. It also comes in navy. 

Hunting for something similar? Nordstrom Rack has a lot of Maggy London dresses in similar colors, mostly under $50.

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