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While there's no shortage of marquee names helping you make the morning commute in style, there's now an ever-greater desire to experiment with less-obvious or more cutting-edge labels. From coast to coast, women are taking serious lunches in Rick Owens, chairing committee meetings in Balenciaga, and going daringly nine-to-five in Tuleh camo-print full skirts. "Fashion," says Bonnie Todman (39, nutrition-company VP, Los Angeles), "can bring so much life and freshness to the corporate atmosphere."
Courtney Cochran (left) generally falls back on old standards like a Calvin Klein button-down with a Dolce & Gabbana pencil skirt, but recently has developed a yen for more whimsical delights. "Consuelo Castiglioni at Marni used a lot of gray in her current collection, which is great for work," says Cochran. "I'd like to try incorporating Marni's shorter jacket or gathered tulip skirt into my look."
Color choice is crucial here; a quirky piece that might not pass muster is given ...