Amal Clooney has a zillion accomplishments to her name, but that's not to say her fashion savviness should be overlooked! In fact, she's a favorite among Who What Wear editors of every style preference, from red carpet revelers to off-duty darlings.
Recently, we spotted the international lawyer out in New York City in a simple but perfectly tailored suit paired with a soft beige blouse. Tied with a bow, this posh addition to her outfit adds the perfect note of elegance to an otherwise businesslike ensemble. It is also a nice reminder that spring is just around the corner.
Keep scrolling to see how Clooney accessorized (note the berry-red mani and face-framing golden highlights), then shop several variations on the tie-neck blouse. From soft and washable silk to sculptural organza, it's a fun way to add a bit of flounce to any office outfit and perfect for date nights too!
Shop Pussy-Bow Blouses for Spring
Quince's washable silk can't be beat.
Note the posh pearl buttons.
Tap into the trend at an affordable price.
Puffed sleeves add an ethereal touch.
We love this floral print.
This one shimmers!
Tie it in a bow, or leave it loose and undone.
Abstract elegance.
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