The skirt suit trend happens to be a royal favorite. Here’s how to rock it 

Style and Fashion

Kate Middleton loves a good skirt suit, and turns out, so does London Fashion Week. But the skirt suit isn’t just for royals or fancy fashion weeks. You can wear them, too. But if these power suits are intimidating, check out these four looks for some outfit inspiration. 

ASOS DESIGN satin contrast suit in nude

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Sexy, subtle and sophisticated. Who said workwear has to be boring?

Tahari ASL Bell-Sleeve Skirt Suit in Black

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This demure and elegant suit might just be the new remedy for Monday blues.

Le Suit Petite Flare-Bottom Skirt Suit in Fire Red

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Take some inspiration from the Duchess of Cambridge with  bold and feminine skirt suit. 

ASOS DESIGN tailored floral jacquard blazer & mini skirt suit in floral

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Don’t we all need a fashionable reminder to lighten up and have a little more fun – yes, even at work? Don’t be shy. You’ve got nothing to hide!

Reiss button double breasted jacket & mini skirt two-piece in navy

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This power suit makes a bold statement with a tuxedo-style blazer and symmetrical buttons – perfect for when you need that extra boost of confidence. 

Negative repetitive thoughts may increase the likelihood to procrastinate, according to new research  

Health, Self

Do you procrastinate when a big project looms overhead? Or, even a dreaded personal interaction that stresses you out? We procrastinate to put off the inevitable. But some of us are more likely to procrastinate than others. And research is finding that this has to do with the thoughts playing in your head. In fact, if your mind plays a loop of negative, repetitive thoughts, you may be more inclined to procrastinate. Here’s why.

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