WORK WARDROBE
WEARING SOMETHING UNFORGETTABLE By Keri Foy
Photo Sunni Wigginton
Maggie Kapp sets herself apart with fashion.
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aggie Kapp’s work environment used to be tiny desks, white boards, and crayons. Even as a former first grade teacher, Maggie’s style often drew attention. Now, as a pharmaceutical rep selling prenatal vitamins, Maggie still uses her flair for fashion to make interactions with doctors memorable.
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“Every morning when I put on my clothes, I ask myself if I’m calm and comfortable so I can best present my materials,” says Maggie. “I want to look chic and sophisticated for work.”
She wears a skirt suit or dress to work and isn’t loyal to any one brand or store. You can find her shopping at Target or Von Maur with a little J.C. Penney in between. She finds necklaces at local boutiques such as Work the Metal and Chartreuse. Maggie also shops for scarves at
I really enjoyed this article. I appreciate that Maggie addressed entire package of looking professional. Makeup, base layer clothing and accessories... — jo jo on the Go Fitness via TodaysWomanNow.com
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I was featured on the November Holiday cover about 12 years ago. I remember I was coming up on 40 and had no idea how to age gracefully! I was desperate, wearing the mom yoga pants, a ponytail, and stealing my then 2nd grader’s play makeup to try and fight the foreboding 40s! Luckily for me, you wonderful people helped me out with a makeover from Z Salon. I was both overjoyed and humbled for the opportunity to get a mom make-ever and NEVER expected to be invited to grace the cover — much less see myself time and time again roll down the road on the side of the Today’s Woman delivery van.
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— Valeria Todd Williams, eldest daughter My husband (Dale) and I are honored to have been recognized in Today’s Woman on three occasions, both individually and as a couple over the years. To be recognized by a magazine that I love and can’t wait to read each month was very special each time! Happy 25th Birthday! — Dale & Gwenevere Josey
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