By Victoria T. Davis and Ebony Chappel
Striking out on a new, adventurous path can prove to be daunting. The thought of playing it cool and recoiling into a more mundane approach may at first seem ideal when faced with the startling realities of uncertainty but as the saying goes, anything worth having is worth fighting for.
These sentiments can be applied to so many different aspects of daily life, they are quite relevant in the area of personal style. For years, women in corporate America had to carefully tailor their fashions to fit within the confines of what is considered appropriate. Does an animal print ensemble belong in the boardroom habitat? Can someone with my body type wear that? Is bold color ok? The answer to all of these questions is a resounding yes!
The Spring 2015 work trends will keep you looking fly and fearless; 70s era silhouettes, bold patterns and color, and chic yet classic separates with unusual modern details.
Angela Cain, Director of Community Affairs, Indianapolis International Airport
Angela Cain and Holli Harrington, Director of Supplier Diversity, Indianapolis International Airport
Left: If you’re not into color or are still exploring the color spectrum, feel free to jazz up your solid business suits with a patterned pump, and jewelry in an eye-catching color. (Jacket, blouse, pants, K&G Fashions; accessories and shoes by way of Styles By M.E. LLC. personal collection)
Maria Wiley, Senior Director of Audit and Compliance, Indianapolis International Airport
Karen Caswelch, Former Indianapolis Airport Authority board member, Indianapolis International Airport
Behind the Scenes
Acknowledgements
Indianapolis International Airport
Paul D. Best Photography
Paul Mitchell the School Indianapolis
Styles By M.E. LLC.
