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Bridezilla Means Business: Dressing The Part and Get Your Way

It's practically a full-time job, being one of us - you flit from meeting to meeting, wrangle subordinates (although you shouldn't let your bridesmaids hear you call them that), take the work home with you, and like any true career, it's not what you do, it's who you are.

Whether you're haggling with florists over the bulk price of roses or convincing your wedding planner that you need the last minute change of petits fours to cupcakes, sometimes you just have to dress the part! You've got the wedding dress for your promotion from fiance to bride, but in the meantime, make sure your closet has at least one outfit suitable for closing the deal - you'll get sixteen dozen roses at cost if you have to dethorn them yourself, or heads will roll.

We love this Kay Unger pintucked suit, layered with sweet pleats to add a fun touch to sleek suit. We love a suit that stands alone, eliminating the quandary of what to wear beneath it, plus the bracelet sleeves mean room for gold bangles to draw the eye down to the all important ring, lest anyone forget who's running this show.

While it may seem expensive, what you really have to keep in mind when it comes to a bag like this is what it ultimately buys for you. The Burberry Manor Satchel is costly, but let's be honest, it's practically an Oxford Ph.D. in handbag form, like the Keira Knightly Burberry ads with an education. You'll be taken at your word by everyone from the wedding planner to the cake decorators. How do we know this? Trust us. When it comes to Burberry, Bridezillas just know. (Extra insider advice: these these slides for summer.)

Nothing says "I mean business" like black patent leather and suede. Okay, okay, lots of other things say you mean business, maybe even more so, but are any of those things this hot? Tod's Jodie pumps have that essential Bridezilla combo of classy/sassy/sexy, so they can easily go from dressing up your work wardrobe to adding some prettier-than-penny-loafers sass to your favorite white button down/Rock & Republics good businessgirl gone bad look.