SO PROFESSIONAL: WORK WARDROBE WITH ACCENTS

Skirt: Love21, Blouse: H&M, Shoes: Gifted, Belt: H&M, Earrings: Kore Luxe

HAPPY LABOR DAY WEEKEND! 

I hope you all indulge in some unnecessary retail therapy!

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POCKET FULL OF SUNSHINE: YELLOW LACE DRESS WITH ACCENT COLORS

Dress: F21, Belt: F21, Cardigan: H&M, Shoes: GoJane

Last week Forbes published their list of the 'Top 100 Most Powerful Women' 

and the ones who topped the charts may surprise you. The top 10 is overrun 

with international political dignitaries (or their wives) with a drizzle of American 

corporate royalty. However, with this list being exposed it got me thinking: 

What makes a woman powerful?

I feel like it's easier to define the success of a man. Well, maybe that the 

college degree in Feminism talking (No, it's not actually a called feminism, 

It's Women's Studies, duh) but as the role of a woman in society shifts, 

does her definition change too? 

Power can mean a multitude of different things. Power can mean money, fame, 

or even fear. Although I don't know what Fobes considers it's formula for 

calculation, I do know this. Power to me means allure. It's a sense of control and 

charisma that make people attracted to you and want to interact with you. 

It's the people skills - after all - isn't that what it's all about?

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