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Casual Friday Orange Work Outfit

Yes; post on a Thursday in time for Friday!
I guess by now you realize that I have a pretty neat workplace that allows me to express my creativity in fashion especially on a Friday. Since it was declared that this was the pantone year of Tangerine Tango, I thought I should bring out more of my orange outfits to play. Now for work you want to still be work appropriate so I kept the sleeves intact and the dress hem not too short. I toned down the bright orange with brown accessories and the office ready but still sexy pumps. The hair was combed high up in a simple pony tail that allowed my medium length hair to fall elegantly down to my shoulders. Hope you enjoy the look! Let me know how you are rocking your orange outfits, whether it be for work or play! 
Remind me to wear sunglasses next time!
Dress: Za (Bought from Exsuzia in Trincity Mall)
Shoes: BCBGeneration, colour: Rose wood (bought from Tip Toes in Long Circular Mall)
Bag: (bought from Amazon)
Happy Casual Orange!
XOXO
Naomi

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