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Via eileenfisher.com Mock Neck Shell in "Black"
Via eileenfisher.com Cotton Poncho in "Undyed Natural"
Via eileenfisher.com Sleek V-Neck Tank in "Graphite"
Via eileenfisher.com Organic Linen Tunic in "Bone" -
Via eileenfisher.com Wool Kimono Cardigan in "Charcoal"
Via eileenfisher.com Long Kimono Cardigan in "Pewter"
Via eileenfisher.com Round-Neck Jacket in "Bone"
Via eileenfisher.com Knee-Length Jacket in "Midnight" -
Via eileenfisher.com Wide-Leg Cropped Pant in "Serrano"
Via eileenfisher.com Maxi Pencil Skirt in "Midnight"
Via eileenfisher.com Wide-Leg Faux Wrap Pant in "Black"
Via eileenfisher.com Wide-Leg Cropped Jean in "Washed Indigo" -
Via eileenfisher.com Merino Pocket Scarf in "China Red"
Via eileenfisher.com Recycled Cotton Blend Poncho in "Rain"
Via google.com Montauk Tote in "Watermelon"
Via eileenfisher.com Featherweight Light Poncho in "Maple Oat" -
Via eileenfisher.com Edge Thong Sandal in "Serrano"
Via eileenfisher.com Calia Pump in "Earth"
Via eileenfisher.com Lace-Up Bootie in "Mushroom"
Via eileenfisher.com Wedge Sandal in "Black"
Pick An Outfit From Eileen Fisher And We'll Tell You Where You Are In Life
One day you'll be an adjunct professor with a steady marriage and a cat named Gustav Klimt. But for now, you'll just dress like one.
For the last 10 years, you were head of development. But now you can just be Margaret, a 68-year-old with a love of gardening and soft fabric.
Your first grandchild is due in November. It's exciting. To celebrate, you popped open a bottle of sauvignon blanc and took small measured sips as you surveyed your koi pond.
Smart. Good at your job. And at the top of your career. You like to wear colors like "mushroom" and "bleached coral reef." And you drape your body in loose recycled fabric so as not to threaten your male cohort with your femininity.
You're only 25, but you like to look and feel 47. You can't wait for the days when you can slide on a pair of bifocals and squint at a newspaper. But until then, you'll just have to shroud yourself in recyclable fabric and listen to NPR.
