What I Wear to Work: Sam Beebe of INfluence Style and INfluence Men
Sam Beebe, co-owner of INfluence Style and INfluence Men.
In 2009, Sam Beebe and her sister Liz Jones opened the doors to INfluence, a fashionable women's boutique on St. Armands Circle. (If you haven’t been, do yourself a favor and go. Right. Now.) In this installment of What I Wear to Work, Sam talks to us about her easy, laid-back style with fashionable flair.
WHO: Sam Beebe, 30, co-owner of INfluence Style and INfluence Men
WHAT I DO: I manage the day-to-day financials, scheduling and our store’s website. Since having my son Mason, I work from home more. When I'm at the store, I’m assisting customers and recommending various styles based on their preferences.
MY STYLE: I love a good pair of jeans that can be worn with sandals or heels, a simple tee and a versatile sweater. Since having a child, my on-the-go mom style has become more relaxed, casual and cute.
HOW HAS YOUR STYLE EVOLVED? Our store is always evolving and so do all of our styles. I try to stay true to myself with good basics and great denim.
FAVORITE DESIGNERS: Vince, McGuire, Alexis, Schutz, Equipment, Jennifer Zeuner and ATM.
MY GO-TO ITEMS: A pair of dark-wash skinny jeans, booties and a white tee.
FAVORITE ITEM IN THE STORE RIGHT NOW: Schutz Enida, a block heel retailed at $170.
FAVORITE ITEM I OWN: My silver M necklace that was made by Liebe Gamble from June Simmons. It was a custom design and holds sentimental value.
FOR A NIGHT OUT ON THE TOWN: The Parker Devlin pant with a cute silk top and a pair of nice heels with my Chloe bag.
Sam is wearing Kristin Cavallari booties, JBrand crop distressed skinny jeans, a BLQ tunic and necklaces by Clover Post.
Similar Styles | Tunic: Here, here or here | Jeans: Here, here or here | Booties: Here or here | Necklaces: Here and here
A Florida native, Alicia King Robinson is the director of public relations at Sarasota-based ThreeSixOh Public Relations and the blogger behind New Version of You. Her love of fashion and eye for stylish living began at an early age. Meant to inspire, she explores fashion and the evolution and ever-changing versions of ourselves with style-inspired content.
