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[ninalomando]

That feeling when your 28-year-old colleague asks you how you “avoid wrinkles” because “your skin is pristine” ☺️😊 She’s so sweet ~ That made my day 😃 PS: It’s all about the good genes 🧬 and staying hydrated ~ Inside and out 😉

[eshopsell]

Casual Polo Shirt

Material: Cotton

Fit Type: Regular Fit

Stylish Design

100% QC Pass.

Export Quality Swing

GSM: 200 (+-10)

Occasion: Casual Winter Wear and sports.

Made in: Bangladesh

Print QC Passed

Size : Free Size

Men’s and Women’s Casual Polo Shirt

A casual polo shirt is a timeless and versatile wardrobe essential that effortlessly blends comfort and style. Whether you’re a man or a woman, these collared shirts offer a smart-casual look suitable for a variety of occasions. Crafted from breathable materials like cotton, they provide comfort even during warm summer days. With a range of colors, designs, and patterns available, Casual polo shirt can be effortlessly paired with jeans, shorts, or slacks, making them ideal for weekend outings, casual Fridays at the office, or a round of golf. Whether you prefer a classic solid color or a sporty striped pattern, the polo shirt’s enduring popularity and fashion versatility make it a must-have addition to any wardrobe. So, embrace casual elegance with a polo shirt, a timeless choice that combines comfort and style effortlessly

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[you2human]

It's T-shirt Thursday. Classic crew necks for indoors, outdoors, sporty, and casual.

[classyclothing11]

"Fashion is not necessarily about labels. It's not about brands. It's about something else that comes from within you."

[leafblogger]

my insides. they are being ripped out. #casualfriday

[lamodemens]

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"Casual Fridays never looked so good. Our pinstripe shirt adds flair to your laid-back style. 👖👔 #LaModeMens #CasualFridays"

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[fear1ess3-world]

🕺🎶 Ever wondered what emojis do when you're not watching?

Here's Fear1ess3, the coolest emoji in the digital universe, showing us a TGIF vibe! 🎵💃

🎥 WATCH NOW as Fear1ess3 takes a casual stroll around the office, grabbing his daily dose of caffeine, all to the iconic beats of The Cure's "Friday I'm In Love." ☕❤️🎶

Who knew emojis had such great taste in music (and coffee)?! 😂👌

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Join the fun and enjoy a lovely weekend 🤗

🔥 HOT TIP: Try not to sing along... we bet you can't! 🎤😉

#EmojiLife #FridayFeels #CoffeeAndTheCure #FridayVives #Weekend #Fear1ess3

#McKinneyTX #CasualFriday Mónica Quiroz-Moore

Music Credit: The Cure "Friday I'm In Love," (Remastered Galore Version) January 1, 1992.

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[jasonstiff]

The face of a man who didn't yet know what the 60,000 mile maintenance costs would be. It's better than repair costs, though... 🚗 😑🙄🤷‍♂️🙂

#California #Chico #NorCal #car #cars #carmaintenance #Honda #Friday #CasualFriday

[pledgetsucceed]

Fridays are full of fun traditions! What are yours? #happyfriday #hawaiianshirtfriday #casualfriday #itstheweekend #friday #starttheweekend

[ninalomando]

Holy ponytail 👱🏻‍♀️😮‼️ LOL 😂 Trust me ~ It’s the easiest way to deal with humidity in The Prairie State 🌾🌽 Stay cool, Everyone 😎

[nenan]

Coughs for Casual Fridays Magazine

[vonjackson]

#casualFridays ft. @mahinalinaa X @calvinklein #blackandwhitephotography #vonjacksonphoto #mycalvins (at Beverly Hills, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl9VWiNPgin/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ecodesignprojectdesign]

💍👖🐚#casualfridays >>click the link in bio to shop handmade and vintage jewelry. *if you can't find items in my Etsy shop, that items are sold out or not for sale. Ship worldwide. #ecodesignproject#handmade#jewelry#etsy#boho#hippie#gypsy#armcandy#beadwork#fashion#ootd#western#dreamcatcher#nativeamerican#navajo#vintage#oneofakind#armparty#jewelryoftheday https://www.instagram.com/p/CRrOFK8HMRw/?utm_medium=tumblr

[alcornstudios]

Roxanne’s taking casual Friday’s to a whole other level. Have a great Featherly Friday everybody! . . #ducktales #roxannefeatherly #featherlyfridays #disneytv #disneyxd #characterdesign #characterposeart #artistoninstagram #instaart #photoshop #instaartistic #wacom #cintiq #casualfridays #waytoocasual #layingdownonthejob https://www.instagram.com/jeremiahalcorn/p/Bv39U_ClP8o/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1tb3ct6jpa9hy

[mellarisofficial]

‘A Brief History In Women’s Workwear’

When you think of women’s workwear, it’s obvious to immediately think of classic pieces such as a suit or a dress. However, that has not always been the case! We have come very far in terms of what women are able to wear during work and daily life, to the point where we can have such a diverse wardrobe of garments right at their finger tips! In the Mellaris office we have been talking about the history of women’s workwear as well as how the trouser, which was once seen as something that only men could wear, has become a staple in everyone’s wardrobe.

During WWII, as men went off to fight, women became the forefront of manual labour. As new job opportunities grew, such as working in weapon factories, so did the demand for new uniforms tailored to the needs of a new customer - the woman. The traditional wear for a woman, including dresses and skirts, was no longer appropriate for manual activities and so their new found wardrobe included pants.  Women during the war were able to wear overalls or separates and women working in the office were able to wear the utility suit (victory suit in the US.) It also became the fashion where women were also able to ‘dress-up’ their suits if they were going out to dinner or to the theatre.

The Chanel Suit:

One of the most iconic designer of all time was considerably inspired by men’s clothing and therefore championed a more androgynous look was, Gabrielle Chanel. The notable Chanel suit was crafted in 1925, allowing more movement the suit catered to ‘daring’ women who no longer wishes to be constrained by the traditional garments of the time and so suited their more active and lavish lifestyles. Even though women weren’t necessarily wearing this particular suit to work, it was still vastly different from the attire that had been so popular before and starting point for masculine/tailoring inspired garments becoming fashionable for women.

Women like Marlene Dietrich, Katharine Hepburn and Josephine Baker were some of the most well-known women who were wearing trousers as a bold statement. Suits for women was so different for its time that these stars were often viewed as daring and shocking for favouring such attire. Marlene Dietrick, in particular, was infamous for her masculine style and noted now completely ahead of her time for appreciating the iconic power a woman in a suit possesses.

'Le Smoking'

In 1966, the designer Yves Saint Laurent created the ‘Le Smoking’ look; a tuxedo that is typically associated with masculinity. The striking affect of the ‘Le Smoking' tuxedo style continues to have a timeless impact on fashion designers, as even today collections still pull reference from it. Although, originally the suit was not a hit, it became more popular during the 70’s when power dressing evolved into a trendy staple look.

Power Dressing:

During the 1970/80’s, women began wearing trousers as a not only a fashion statement but a statement for equality.  As power dressing became the ‘it’ look of the time, as more and more women were entering working environments, suits and pant suits really became a staple within every woman’s wardrobe. The suits that were available for women were designed to incorporate masculine elements to them, such as a boxy fit and shoulder pads to mimic the male silhouette, allowed women to enhance their assertiveness and authority in the work place and enabled men to accept them as equals. This trend was particularly fed to the masses through media outlets and in particular on TV shows like Dallas and Dynasty.

In today’s society, it’s more likely you’ll see the working woman choosing to wear what she wants! As the modern woman’s style continues to grow and welcome our individuality, the new dress code equals confidence. We’re all out here dressing for ourselves, whether that means comfort shoe Wednesday’s or wearing your brand new self-confidence boosting blazer, we love that we are all doing our own thing!

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[blackshoeblog]

🐊 Croc Kaan’s in the wild today 🐊 Happy Friday! #ascotshoes #ascotkaan #vassshoes #andrel42 #crocodile #casualfridays #autumn🍁 (at Thônex, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpq8P4VH2Jk/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=150q9qogimb7i