TheWorkingWardrobe.com

Behind Our Business

RACHEL YEOMANS
Owner / Editor-in-Chief

Rachel Yeomans, Creator and Publisher of TheWorkingWardrobe.com, has been writing, editing, and coveting fashion since her first magazine purchase. Upon entering into the corporate world, she mulled over what to wear from the office to cocktail hour or how to glamor the trade show and golf outing without blending in or sticking out. She found herself constantly pondering how her business fashions could still pull off a sense of style. She then decided to take her love of fashion to the workplace, and see if her working wardrobe, while continuing to work for her, could work for others. You can also read Rachel’s thoughts on fashion through her contributions with SecondCityStyle.com and LittleDesignerBook.com.

HUMA RASHID
Contributor

Huma Rashid is a self-proclaimed root beer connoisseur and a second year law student at John Marshall Law School in Chicago. She publishes her own law blog, The Reasonably Prudent Law Student, the home of her popular series, Business Casual Superstar. She likes to address herself by the name of her alter-ego, the Hoomster, and lives in the Chicagoland suburbs with Mama Hoomster, Papa Hoomster, her little brother, and Eustace, her ulcer. In her free time, she likes to write, indulge her graphic design hobby, watch obscure British comedies starring Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry, and think about cupcakes.

SHARALYN HARTWELL
Contributor

For as long as she can remember, Sharalyn Hartwell has loved clothes and has loved to write.  Writing Gen Y fashion tips for TheWorkingWardrobe provides the ideal outlet to combine her two distinct passions.  As the National Generation Y columnist for the online newspaper, Examiner.com, Sharalyn makes it a point to keep her finger on the pulse of all things Gen Y.  And, as a self-proclaimed fashionista, she makes it a point to keep her finger on the pulse of the fashion world.  Talking about either one most generally gets her pulse racing!  Typically heralded by all her friends as the best shopping partner ever (or worst, depending on how much buyer’s remorse they feel after purchasing all the treasures she finds them that they look so fabulous wearing), Sharalyn is a big bargain hunter.  A favorite brag?  A dupioni silk dress originally tagged $375.  Sharalyn scooped that beauty up for $15.  You can read more about of Sharalyn’s thoughts on Gen Y and fashion on the Examiner.com and TheRugged.com.  Oh yeah, and she hearts shoes.  A lot.