Women's Wear to Work Clothing

 

Wear to work women's clothing

Now that the office can be anywhere from our kitchen table to a coffee shop to a corporate office (and that’s just Monday!), we need a wardrobe that works hard whatever the day brings.

It’s no wonder then that the distinction between formal and casual is blurring, with corpcore having a fashion moment and luxe joggers creeping into the board room.

Versatility is the key to an office wardrobe that works now. Sticking to two colour palettes will maximise the opportunities to mix and match while trans-seasonal styles will extend the wearability of your wardrobe. You might just love the results so much, you can work them through the weekend too!

 

Create a capsule

Assemble a core of classic pieces and build the rest of your work wardrobe from there. A crisp white shirt and a blazer are a must – depending on what you pair them with, they’re equally at home anywhere. A tailored pair of wide-leg trousers are another great workwear capsule buy – the structure makes them formal enough for a big meeting but the relaxed cut means they’re easy to dress down.

 

1/ Tahlia Trench

2/ The Perfect Shirt

3/ Leah Wide Leg Trousers

4/ Bettine Blazer 

 Detail-orientated

When you need a formal look, you can still keep things interesting with an unexpected detail or a pop of colour. An elevated cargo with a blazer gives a classic suit a subtle twist or try a cross-back shirt to elevate a traditional office ensemble. If you’re feeling brave, look to add something sheer or shimmering.

  

1/ The Perfect Roll Sleeve T-Shirt

2/ Bettine Blazer (Black)

3/ The Perfect Shirt

4/ The Perfect Cross Back Shirt

5/ Bettine Blazer (Navy)

6/ Cargo Trousers

 Suits you

Suiting is having a moment which is good news for your work wardrobe. Wide-legged trousers and blazers have freshened up the traditional two-piece, as have tonal pieces in this season’s favourite earth tones

 

 

1/ Bettine Blazer

2/ Leah Wide Leg Trousers

3/ The Perfect Boyfriend T-Shirt

 

Consider a co-ord

When the minutes are ticking away in the morning, an instant outfit is a lifesaver. A great suit will always do the job, but if you’re looking for a more feminine take, try a skirt and blouse co-ord. This is an opportunity to go as punchy as you like with pattern or try the fashion insider’s neutral, leopard. And of course, the kicker for co-ords is – for more casual days, you can easily mix and match with tees, knits and jeans for maximum value per wear.

 

 

1/ Poppy Leopard Puff Sleeve Blouse

2/ Saffy Leopard Skirt

 

Get comfortable

Let’s face it, when you’re wearing something all day, and sometimes all evening too, comfortable gets extra credit. Luckily, In the right ensemble, stretchy fabrics such as jersey can be polished as well as practical. Try a jersey dress with a belt, blazer and loafers for the office and keep to a tonal colour palette for maximum chic. At this time of year, it’s also worth considering swapping a classic jacket for something cosier: opt for a snug knitted jacket or style your favourite cardigan with a belt.

 

 

1/ Lizzy Rib Dress (Olive)

2/ Maeve Milano Knitted Jacket

3/ Camille Cashmere Blend Crewneck

4/ Saffy Satin Skirt 

 

Desk to dinner

The great thing about a sharp office ensemble is that it can still pack a punch come the evening. Faux leather trousers, a black jacket and a tulle top makes for a classic office outfit with an edge. Just add strappy heels for a dinner outfit to go.

1/ Taylor Tulle Sleeve Top (Ivory)

2/ Bettine Blazer (Black)

3/ Suri Bio Faux Leather Trousers

 

Business casual

For those catch-up-over-coffee days, a simple swap is all that’s needed to relax the whole vibe. A pair of trainers  will give your favourite suit instant casual cool. Or take it a step further and switch your suit’s tailored trousers for jeans or the jacket for an elevated knit.

1/ The Perfect Cross Back Shirt

2/ Sarah Straight Leg Jeans

3/ Maeve Milano Knitted Jacket

4/ Bettine Blazer (Navy)