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Here are Three Ways to Wear Shorts to Work Inspired by Stylish Instagrammers

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Dianna Baros
If you have access to Instagram, you can peek into the closets of some of the most stylish women in the world. And if you're looking for spring style inspiration, you'll find outfits worth imitating almost every day. See how these three Instagram fashionistas are styling shorts for a casual-creative work environment (click on any product for shopping details):

1. Instagram name: GraceAtwood
Blog: www.stripesandsequins.com
What: Striped shorts get dressed up with a tweed blazer, t-strap heels and a structured handbag.



Liz Claiborne, Alexander Wang, Gap, jcpenney




2. Instagram name: TheStyleSafari
Blog: thestylesafari.com
What: Crisp black shorts are balanced by a long sleeve pullover and fierce flats.



Forever 21, China Glaze, BaubleBar, Express




3. Instagram name: RebeccaMinkoff
Website: www.rebeccaminkoff.com
What: This stylish Minkette's white blazer and nude ankle-strap heels lend sophistication to bold pink shorts.



Express, Silence & Noise, Truly Madly Deeply



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Awww, thanks for including me!
#1 Grace - Stripes & Sequins (Homepage) on 2013-05-13 19:43 (Reply)
Even if it's a "casual creative" office, I still don't think short shorts are appropriate for work. To me it says "Hooters." I don't think even Rebecca Minkoff would want an employee over the age of 50 or an overweight employee rockin' those tiny shorts in her office.
#2 StrawberryGirl on 2013-05-13 20:21 (Reply)
I agree- these looks are not office appropriate. I don't think shorts are for work. Too short, too casual. And gladiator sandals? Definitely not professional attire. These girls may be young interns in NYC and be able to get away with it, but to be taken seriously in 99% of corporate America this is a no-go.
#3 Glorianna on 2013-05-14 18:25 (Reply)
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