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  • Ask The Editor
    The way we dress is not just a reflection of how we want to look, but oftentimes how we feel. Whether you’ve just gone through a breakup, have a new baby or are about to take on a new job or city, momentous life changes can feel daunting, all the way down to your wardrobe. Here’s our expert style advice to give you the confidence you need to tackle these exciting life changes.
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    By Nicole Mann NovickYour clothes are a great opportunity to remind you how sexy being single can be. A great pair of heels or a standout dress exudes confidence in a way that nothing else can.
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    After a breakup, care for yourself by choosing clothing that is both cozy and luxurious. For example, a cashmere sweater or a soft cotton blouse offers a bit of decadence that you deserve and will make you feel pampered.
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    Just because you’re a new mom, it doesn’t mean your dressy favorites should be a thing of the past. Keep a sleek, sexy dress hanging front and center in your closet to be worn with fabulous jewelry and your favorite heels.
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    Comfortable clothes for chasing around the little one can still be chic. Pair cropped jeans with an embellished top or sexy heels and you’ll be the most stylish mom at the playground.
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  • Ask The Editor
    Sometimes when we move to a new place, our instinct is to try to look the part. But you’ve spent years developing your sense of style, and wearing what makes you feel comfortable will keep you confident regardless of the trends of your new city. Keep your beloved wardrobe staples handy; there’s no need to keep them in the closet just because you’re moving to a new place.
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    At the same time, it’s always fun to try new things, so do a little people watching and see if the tastemakers in your new city give you style inspiration. A Jersey Girl in Miami might otherwise never know how good she looks in a slightly more cosmopolitan outfit….
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  • Ask The Editor
    Starting a new job can feel like the first day of school, so try to remember what made it exciting as a kid – back-to-school shopping! Whether your new position requires you to be in suits or the dress code is business casual, treat yourself to a fresh outfit to wear on your very first day as a stylish symbol of your new beginning.
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  • Ask The Editor
    When shopping for a new job that requires clothing different from the wardrobe that you already own, invest in staples like monochromatic pencil skirts, tailored trousers, button-downs and cardigans that can easily be interchanged. Once you have enough basics, add unique touches as your budget allows, like an interesting statement necklace or a striking belt.
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  • Ask The Editor
    After substantial weight loss, choose pieces that show off the new figure that you worked so hard to achieve. Most proud of your toned legs from all that running? Then go ahead and shorten your hemline or try more body-conscious styles.
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    Just because your body has changed doesn't mean that you need to show the full monty to the world. For instance, a strapless cocktail dress will flaunt your svelte arms, while still leaving the rest to the imagination.
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  • Life Changes

    1 of 11

    The way we dress is not just a reflection of how we want to look, but oftentimes how we feel. Whether you’ve just gone through a breakup, have a new baby or are about to take on a new job or city, momentous life changes can feel daunting, all the way down to your wardrobe. Here’s our expert style advice to give you the confidence you need to tackle these exciting life changes.

  • Newly Single

    2 of 11

    By Nicole Mann Novick

    Your clothes are a great opportunity to remind you how sexy being single can be. A great pair of heels or a standout dress exudes confidence in a way that nothing else can.

  • Newly Single

    3 of 11

    After a breakup, care for yourself by choosing clothing that is both cozy and luxurious. For example, a cashmere sweater or a soft cotton blouse offers a bit of decadence that you deserve and will make you feel pampered.

  • New Baby

    4 of 11

    Just because you’re a new mom, it doesn’t mean your dressy favorites should be a thing of the past. Keep a sleek, sexy dress hanging front and center in your closet to be worn with fabulous jewelry and your favorite heels.

  • New Baby

    5 of 11

    Comfortable clothes for chasing around the little one can still be chic. Pair cropped jeans with an embellished top or sexy heels and you’ll be the most stylish mom at the playground.

  • New City

    6 of 11

    Sometimes when we move to a new place, our instinct is to try to look the part. But you’ve spent years developing your sense of style, and wearing what makes you feel comfortable will keep you confident regardless of the trends of your new city. Keep your beloved wardrobe staples handy; there’s no need to keep them in the closet just because you’re moving to a new place.

  • New City

    7 of 11

    At the same time, it’s always fun to try new things, so do a little people watching and see if the tastemakers in your new city give you style inspiration. A Jersey Girl in Miami might otherwise never know how good she looks in a slightly more cosmopolitan outfit….

  • New Job

    8 of 11

    Starting a new job can feel like the first day of school, so try to remember what made it exciting as a kid – back-to-school shopping! Whether your new position requires you to be in suits or the dress code is business casual, treat yourself to a fresh outfit to wear on your very first day as a stylish symbol of your new beginning.

  • New Job

    9 of 11

    When shopping for a new job that requires clothing different from the wardrobe that you already own, invest in staples like monochromatic pencil skirts, tailored trousers, button-downs and cardigans that can easily be interchanged. Once you have enough basics, add unique touches as your budget allows, like an interesting statement necklace or a striking belt.

  • New Body

    10 of 11

    After substantial weight loss, choose pieces that show off the new figure that you worked so hard to achieve. Most proud of your toned legs from all that running? Then go ahead and shorten your hemline or try more body-conscious styles.

  • New Body

    11 of 11

    Just because your body has changed doesn't mean that you need to show the "full monty" to the world. For instance, a strapless cocktail dress will flaunt your svelte arms, while still leaving the rest to the imagination.

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