hello. have a great day everybody!

Oh yeah....and I can afford those outfits....?

All these outfits are for girls. What about real women with a real bust? None of these would look good on a DD.

The TV producer outfit is close to $1000 - is it any wonder our young people get into so much debt when people are spouting this kind of garbage at them? There is one pair of pants that is under $30 (the grey pair) and they are just plain FUGLY! So, say you want to mix and match from other items like the TV producers, you have to spend $10K just to have a few outfits to switch around - get real people, TV producers starting out like Rachel is in the movie cannot afford this, and even if they could it's immoral to spend that much on clothes. Find the stuff on sale or cheaper versions of similar items and buy a fricking house with all the money you have saved, you'd have the deposit in no time at this rate of spending on clothes!

Almost $600 for a purse?!? You gotta be kidding me! That's food for the entire month for my family!

If you're 20, anorexic, want to be crippled by wearing shoes like that and, oh! have an unlimited budget, this is excellent advice. :-(

Lindsey! Sweetheart! I don't know how much you make, but let's just say that the average woman doesn't make as much as you do. Who are you trying to impress? I don't know of too many intelligent, hard working women who would pay these prices for accessories. Please take the time to get outside of you circle of friends to see what real people are actually buying.

Rachael McAdams is in my opinion a very beautiful woman. She is a class act!

You guys, the writer is not telling everyone to run out and spend thousands of dollars on a new wardrobe. These items are the sort of top-of-the-line pieces that really show fashion at its finest. The trick for everyone else is to reproduce that style within their own budget.

Oh, good grief ... if I wanted fashion/style advice, I'd still read magazines. There ARE still magazines out there, even if some people find it creepy or inconvenient to read something that isn't online.

LOL no wonder you're a 2 bit 'story teller' (article writer) for AOL with ideas like those

what on earth makes a plain skirt worth 250.00? have women bought into madison avenue hype? all the fashions shown are for the very young, skinny girls. i agree that the state of dressing for work as gone to hell in a handbaske. take a look in any average office. most women go to work dressed like they are road crew workers. no bra, torn jean, revealing clothes, flip flops. gee! show me more practicle clothes that are buyer friendly, basic. then, show accessories that are reasonable in price. i was a office manager for many years. i dressed for the office. slowly all the clerks started to cleanup their act. few businesses have dress codes but if they were implemented, our young workers would slowly trade their saturday night outfits for more suitable attair. okay, okay, i'm a old broad with 60's ideas. but i noticed that my clerks felt better about how they looked and they did not have to spend 1,000.00 for a outfit. get real fashion people.

....looks like someone lost their 'harry potter'..ha ha....ha ha

Cropped slouchy trouser pants? Are you kidding me? You have to consider the source. Do you think the little girl who did the wardrobe for this film has actually functioned in a professional business office setting? Do you think she has any concept whatever of "You never get a second chance to make a first impression"? Can you imagine a lawyer, for example, showing up in court in these pants? One woman lawyer was actually kicked out of the court room by the judge for wearing those Bermuda shorts that were "in" after Julia Roberts wore them in "Pretty Women". I haven't seen "Morning Glory" and probably won't until it's in reruns on cable TV, but it looks like the "business wardrobe" she came up with is much like the "business wardrobe" the girls on "Sex and the City" wear to work -- you know those low cut tops with spaghetti straps and skirts that barely cover their assets. I hope there's no young woman out there who takes this kind of advice seriously. The little girl who wrote this article and the little girl who did the wardrobe for this film just don't know what they're talking about, so ignore what they're saying and writing. I will say this about that: Most national network anchor women are well dressed and dress appropriately for their job and if one wanted an example, many of these women might be good examples (like Diane Sawyer and Katie Couric). (Local news anchors don't do quite as well, presumably because of their limited budget that does not allow for professional advice). Professional businesswear for women includes suits with skirts just below or just barely above the knee, pantsuits in navy, gray, black or other dark color (no patterns please!) Heels should be no more than 2.5" high so you can walk with authority without your ankles wobbling. Shirts and blouses are not see-through and have high necks (this is not the place to show off your cleavage). If your rear asset is jiggly, wear a panty girdle and you must wear panty hose with skirts -- no bare legs. No jingly bracelets, necklaces or earrings. You don't HAVE to dress like this, of course. You have the freedom to dress as silly and as provocatively as you choose -- this advice is only for women who want to be taken seriously and are serious about being succesful in business. Save your sexty, sultry looks for after 5:00 PM and weekends -- a business wardrobe is all about business. You can express yourself more creatively on evenings and weekends when you can show your true self.

I guess these clothes are nice for most ladies, but what do the old women in their 40s wear? I guess if they manage to stay slim after having kids they might be able to fit into these clothes.

Rachael McAdams is a beautiful talalented young woman -inside n out.
IT showed in her inteview.

Did she not star in the THE NOTEBOOK also?