Hilary Duff brings new meaning to “work from home” in her latest DIY photo shoot.
The “Spark” singer shared a series of photos on Instagram on Thursday, wearing a pale green double-breasted blazer from Australian luxury brand Camilla and Marc. Her sharp coat features pointed lapels, two rows of white tortoiseshell buttons, and defined shoulders.
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Team this business-friendly piece with a tulle white tee and pale blue wide-leg ‘mom’ jeans for a casual look. Duff completed her look with a beaded gold necklace, several rings and large hoop earrings with stylists Brit and Kara Elkin.
“She made a big decision with this blazer,” Duff captioned her photo.
Completing the “Lizzie McGuire” star’s outfit was a set of sparkly heels from Switch Boutique. The Los Angeles-based store’s footwear features a gold upper with a metallic sheen, including a wide front strap and a rounded counter. The stiletto heel, which measures 3-4 inches overall, completes the shoe, adding a softly stylish and glamorous touch to Duff’s outfit.
It wasn’t Duff’s only glamorous moment at home this summer, either. In early June, the musician posed in an armchair in a blue and white floral Rhodes dress — paired with ice-blue square-toe By Far sandals.
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For footwear, Duff’s style is somewhere between modern and glamorous. The “Cinderella Story” star often wears platform sandals from Jimmy Choo and Prada on the red carpet, as well as pointed-toe pumps from Aquazzura, Andrea Wazen and Le Silla. Her everyday looks also include ankle boots from Louboutin, Gucci and Tibi. After get off work, Duff also wears comfy mules and loafers from brands like Rejina Pyo, Proenza Schouler and Wandler. In addition to her keen shoe taste, Duff has ventured into the fashion world over the years, collaborating with brands Smash + Tess, DKNY Jeans and Kohl’s Candie, and launched her own teen line, Stuff by Hilary Duff, Goals 2004-2009 .
