I’m sorry for the silence yesterday, I’m in New York for the CM Summit and wifi has been tough to come by. But! Travel means Packing Light, and this time I thought I’d show you what I brought while I’m still here.

This is what I wore for the first day of the conference:

The dress was a steal at H&M, as were the safety-first neon tights. The librarian shoes are thrifted, and the bracelet is from a little boutique in Seattle. I look embarrassed in this photo because I’m about to start leaping around in the middle of the street.

See? I’d just come from champagne at The Algonquin with Laura and Liz, and I was feeling exuberant. Liz has me all caught up on The Real Housewives of New York City, so this trip is already paying dividends.

This is Pam’s cocktail look and her very perky bum.

This is what Pam does when you tell her she has a great ass in front of all her neighbors and the 5 p.m. traffic. Dress by Maggy London.

Her jacket is Theory. Note the gathering around the collar, good detail.

Her necklace is from Ambience and the crystal earrings were made by her friend Vannie at Lavana Jewelry Design. I love it when Mighty Closeteers wear stuff that promotes a friend’s business. Savvy.

Black strappy sandals are BP.

And that’s it! Thanks for inviting us into your closet Pam. Now go call your husband, because you’re looking pretty cute.

I think Pam and I look like we’re related. I was telling her that when my camera acted up. The colors went all wonky, the lens laughed at me when I tried to focus, the battery started making rude jokes about my mom.

Pam was very patient through it all.

Really. Seriously patient.

But I wasn’t able to get a good full-length shot of her outfit. So we’ll have to piece it together.

This is what the top of her dress looks like, it’s also by Sunhee Moon.

This is how it looks when she’s sitting down. The patchwork bag was a Renegade Craft Fair purchase. It’s by Raeburn Ink.

And here’s how the dress would look if Pam were headless.

Her footless black tights are from Hue, and the Mary Janes are Dansko.

Pam, everyone wants to know where you got your glasses. Let us know in comments and I’ll update here. Her jade beaded necklace was a gift, as was her bone structure.

Tomorrow, tune in for Pam’s cocktail outfit. Are you ready, Pam?

Please. Pam was born ready.

Pam says dressing is all about comfort for her, but even at her most casual you won’t find her walking around in a sweatsuit. San Francisco weather is so crazy, one minute it’s gorgeous, half an hour later it’s freezing, The hoodie is a wardrobe staple here, and woe to the girl who leaves home without tights under her skirt (or at least a pair tucked in her bag).

Pam’s bright hoodie is by Lucky Jeans. Her fuzzy cap is Anthropologie, and her orange enamel hoops are from Rubygirl.

Her skirt is by Texture Clothing, purchased at the Renegade Craft Fair. Her gold tights are from Hue.

Pam’s Fluevogs are for hoofing it around the city. She says, “Anything I wear has to be public transit proof since I don’t own a car and I’m too chicken to bike to work.”

Tomorrow check in for a favorite work look.

These are Pam’s comfy Sunday clothes. What does Pam like to do with her Sundays you ask? Let’s look to the Post-it inspiration wall:

Oh, look! She’s driving to Big Sur with her charming husband. She’s probably singing along to the radio as I type this. Actually, she’s probably at work, but please suspend your disbelief because I prefer to think of Pam with her feet on the dash and the wind in her hair.

Pam’s shirt is by MUJI, she bought it in Berlin because she is intercontinental that way. Note how it nips in at the magical tiny point on her torso, but still lets her inhale at will. Dear designers, more tops like this please.

She bought her bird bag at a farmer’s market in Virgina, it’s by Oblinaknit. Just think of all the magazines you could fit in there.

Her jeans are Gap, and exposing that red side hem is so key. Her orange button ring was from a craft show.

Pam’s shoes are by Robert Clergerie. They were originally $400, but Pam got them for $90. Pam says, “Yay, deals!”

The earrings and necklace were both gifts from her husband. The pendant is porcelain and was purchased at Rare Device in San Francisco, which is apparently where all of my friends’ significant others go for gifts.

Tomorrow, please join us for Happy Yellow Sweatshirt Day. You’re already off filling a wall with Post-It ideas aren’t you? I suspected as much.