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Cosmo Thinks the Way to Revamp a Power Suit Is to Ditch the Bottom Half Entirely

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Two ways to power suit. Cosmo image via <a href="http://fashiongonerogue.com/anett-griffel-francisco-garcia-cosmopolitan-february-2012/">Fashion Gone Rogue</a>, Samantha Jones image via HBO
Two ways to power suit. Cosmo image via Fashion Gone Rogue, Samantha Jones image via HBO

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In the February issue of Cosmopolitan, the "Sexiness Redefined" spread takes a look at how to really spice up those staple outfits you always wear. Like this one: "Brave a bralet with a long miniskirt, and add a cropped leather jacket for an edgy feel."

They also have a thought on suiting, a style of dress favored for work environments because it's not at all sexy: "Create the new power suit with a butt-length blazer and showstopping short shorts." We're sure this isn't meant to be worn in the office, but since there's no disclaimer we're interpreting it as Cosmo thinks your work attire should be a little more Samantha Jones and a little less Boston Legal. Happy Friday!
· Anett Griffel by Francisco Garcia for Cosmopolitan US February 2012 [FGR]