Close enough.
Sure, that’s a nice black dress, but the real star of this shot is that stack of cheese.
This is what she wears for home-improvement projects.
It’s a romper, the least convenient of all clothes!
Try not to look so surprised, dude. She wears that pink shirt all the time.
Okay, let’s talk about undergarments. Sure, we see Riley in fancy bras and stuff, but what the show does not acknowledge is how often she must be wearing strapless supportwear. (Note how delicate the straps are on many of the sundresses.)
Sometimes the pink shirt goes over the white button-down.
Spoiler: We see this tank under a blazer at the end of the episode.
Yes, that’s Andi from The West Wing on the right. How the might have fallen, Congresswoman Wyatt.
Like we said, not the button police.
Or the white-nightie police.
Whew, here’s that tank with the blazer.
No one comes here for the calf massages, Riley.
Unless that is your leg-massaging brassiere.
Festive! But again, loose sleeves by an open flame. Dangerous.
Not bad!
You don’t want to know what those towels are for.
You’d think after wearing tha salmon color all day at work, she’d be tired of it, but apparently not.
Don’t worry, that’s not actually a mock-turtleneck. There’s a slight slit in the front that goes down to the sternum.
Aw, flashback clothes.
Everyone wants a piece of that color-blocking trend.
Everyone is entitled to some good old sweatpants.