The Savvy Stylist: New Year's Eve Nanny
Candy writes:
I've got a bit of a request for New Year's Eve. I work full time as a nanny and I'm also a full time student (so cash is rather tight). I just found out that I will be working New Years Eve, but instead of staying at home with the little girl we are invited along with her parents to a very very very nice hotel in downtown Dallas where the parents will be partying away the year in a huge ball room while the nannies and other children are in suites above. Now, this party is being hosted by the CEO of my bosses company, so obviously I need to be ultra presentable as not to look bad for my family and stand up to everyone's praises as their "super nanny!" Key here is obviously mobility (flats?) and the ability to play with the kids... Any help you could give would be fantastic!
I think that this look will be perfectly appropriate. It's professional and polished but still festive enough for the holiday. It costs $99.80.
I've got a bit of a request for New Year's Eve. I work full time as a nanny and I'm also a full time student (so cash is rather tight). I just found out that I will be working New Years Eve, but instead of staying at home with the little girl we are invited along with her parents to a very very very nice hotel in downtown Dallas where the parents will be partying away the year in a huge ball room while the nannies and other children are in suites above. Now, this party is being hosted by the CEO of my bosses company, so obviously I need to be ultra presentable as not to look bad for my family and stand up to everyone's praises as their "super nanny!" Key here is obviously mobility (flats?) and the ability to play with the kids... Any help you could give would be fantastic!
I think that this look will be perfectly appropriate. It's professional and polished but still festive enough for the holiday. It costs $99.80.
2 comments:
I love this outfit!
I love this outfit, too. It is perfect for any occasion. :)
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