Ms. Pink Women's OppoSuit
Ms. Pink Women's OppoSuit
Manufacturer: Opposuits
Ms. Pink Women's OppoSuit
Pink is the color of femininity. It's the color of the blanket we first wrap around newborn baby girls. It's the color of flowers, hearts, and Barbie's Malibu dream house. It makes us think of bubblegum, cotton candy, and strawberry ice cream, and most recently, we've discovered that pink is the color of power.
This Ms. Pink women's OppoSuit is what prompted our newfound revelation. Some of our employees decided to try on this all-pink blazer and pencil skirt combo and what happened next left us mind-blown. Suddenly, the pink suit clad women started acting like Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep's character) in The Devil Wears Prada. Before we knew it, they were firing fellow employees left and right when they had no authority to do so. They also began demanding that someone goes to the nearest coffee shop to fetch them a green tea chai latte "immediately."
We don't know how or why this suit makes wearers feel like full-fledged "girl bosses" but we think it has something to do with confidence. Young professionals and future female CEO's in-the-making will feel both girly and dominant while they're wearing this completely pink OppoSuit. The blazer has a single front button while the pencil skirt features an invisible zipper. It's perfect for the office as well as attending after hour events like happy hour with your whole department. We know it might be difficult, but try to keep the pretend firing to a minimum, at least until you land the title of Company President.
The days of wearing and going shopping for trendy and stylish outfits don't have to be over, ladies. Being a young professional and a self-proclaimed Renaissance lady doesn't mean you have to trade in all of your party gear for stuffy three piece suits, encroaching dress pants, and itchy nylon stockings. You can make a difference in your wonderful place of employment without sacrificing your impeccable sense of style, thanks to the stylishly savvy brand, OppoSuits. Famous for combining classic work appropriate silhouettes with fun prints and bright colors, OppoSuits caters to professionals who want to advertise their dedication to their career, as well as their very active social lives. Finally, a brand that understands exactly what we want!
This Ms. Pink women's OppoSuit is perfect for ladies who wouldn't be caught dead in drab colors like grey or beige. (Blech!) The polyester skirt and jacket combo come in the perfect shade of pink, prompting girly girls everywhere shuffling papers from 9-5 to scream in excitement. Both pieces are fully lined, while the jacket features a single front button and two faux pockets. The pencil skirt fastens via an invisible zipper and a button and loop closure which can't be seen by fellow co-workers, making you look effortlessly sleek.
So once Monday morning rolls around, hightail it into the office looking like the real Business Woman Barbie. Who knows, perhaps you'll inspire the powers that be to make the executive decision that everyone should wear something pink at least once a week. See, you're making a difference in this world already!
Ms. Pink Women's OppoSuit
Pink is the color of femininity. It's the color of the blanket we first wrap around newborn baby girls. It's the color of flowers, hearts, and Barbie's Malibu dream house. It makes us think of bubblegum, cotton candy, and strawberry ice cream, and most recently, we've discovered that pink is the color of power.
This Ms. Pink women's OppoSuit is what prompted our newfound revelation. Some of our employees decided to try on this all-pink blazer and pencil skirt combo and what happened next left us mind-blown. Suddenly, the pink suit clad women started acting like Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep's character) in The Devil Wears Prada. Before we knew it, they were firing fellow employees left and right when they had no authority to do so. They also began demanding that someone goes to the nearest coffee shop to fetch them a green tea chai latte "immediately."
We don't know how or why this suit makes wearers feel like full-fledged "girl bosses" but we think it has something to do with confidence. Young professionals and future female CEO's in-the-making will feel both girly and dominant while they're wearing this completely pink OppoSuit. The blazer has a single front button while the pencil skirt features an invisible zipper. It's perfect for the office as well as attending after hour events like happy hour with your whole department. We know it might be difficult, but try to keep the pretend firing to a minimum, at least until you land the title of Company President.
The days of wearing and going shopping for trendy and stylish outfits don't have to be over, ladies. Being a young professional and a self-proclaimed Renaissance lady doesn't mean you have to trade in all of your party gear for stuffy three piece suits, encroaching dress pants, and itchy nylon stockings. You can make a difference in your wonderful place of employment without sacrificing your impeccable sense of style, thanks to the stylishly savvy brand, OppoSuits. Famous for combining classic work appropriate silhouettes with fun prints and bright colors, OppoSuits caters to professionals who want to advertise their dedication to their career, as well as their very active social lives. Finally, a brand that understands exactly what we want!
This Ms. Pink women's OppoSuit is perfect for ladies who wouldn't be caught dead in drab colors like grey or beige. (Blech!) The polyester skirt and jacket combo come in the perfect shade of pink, prompting girly girls everywhere shuffling papers from 9-5 to scream in excitement. Both pieces are fully lined, while the jacket features a single front button and two faux pockets. The pencil skirt fastens via an invisible zipper and a button and loop closure which can't be seen by fellow co-workers, making you look effortlessly sleek.
So once Monday morning rolls around, hightail it into the office looking like the real Business Woman Barbie. Who knows, perhaps you'll inspire the powers that be to make the executive decision that everyone should wear something pink at least once a week. See, you're making a difference in this world already!
