Imagine you wake up on Monday morning, your alarm goes off for the third time, and you’re reluctant to hit the snooze button again. It is time for me to get up. After a short shower, you’ve found yourself staring at your clothes spending precious time looking for an outfit to go into the office in, again. Yeah, all of us were there.
If this sounds similar, do not worry; I have seven straightforward clothing combinations that will make dressed for work seem like no effort at all. Prepare for all the inspiration you’ll need for stress-free boss-level clothing…
Shirt and Wide-leg pants
Choose straightforward separates like a shirt and wide-leg pants for a classic office outfit that will always be on point. For warmer days, lighter materials like linen and cotton are ideal, but since it’s still rather chilly outside, use heavier materials for added coziness.
If your workplace is more casual, wear your shirt and pants with a pair of leather sneakers. If your workplace is more formal, tap into the menswear trend by donning a matching separates set, a pair of brogues, or loafers.
A midi skirt and a knit
An outfit for the office that you may wear time and time again is a jumper and midi skirt combination because it is timeless.
It’s vital to consider proportions when putting this outfit together. A fitting knit will look wonderful with an A-line or voluminous skirt, or you can French tuck a thick knit into a narrower pencil skirt to create a sense of balance. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different textures; for a stylish contrast, wear a ribbed knit with a faux-leather skirt
A trouser suit
If you don’t already have one, get a trouser suit as soon as possible because it is a necessity for business attire. Consider using minimalist-friendly shades of grey or beige for a modern take on a classic. They are much more adaptable than a standard black suit, looking great with anything from Breton t-shirts to satin shirts. The best part is that your blazer and pants may be worn separately for even more outfit possibilities, making it a wonderful purchase for those on a budget.
A shirt dress
A hardworking dress is a must-have for any decent work wardrobe, especially on days when you wake up late and have little time to choose what to wear.
The easiest option is a shirt dress; just throw one on and combine it with some sandals or knee-high boots for the ultimate in fuss-free dressing. By choosing a striking color or a utilitarian look, you can add interest to your clothing.
A blazer + midi dress
Want to make your favorite midi dress office appropriate? It’s simple, add a blazer. Instantly smartening up any outfit, it’s an easy way to elevate your look without having to invest in a whole new outfit. To ensure your blazer works with the maximum number of outfits, go for neutral tones in shades of black, grey or beige. And don’t worry if you find yourself buying a new dress too, there are so many amazing options in the shops at the moment, we don’t blame you. Our current favourite style? Boho style tiered maxis look great when contrasted with a smart blazer.
A jumpsuit
It’s vital to consider the style when selecting a jumpsuit: if you frequently find yourself in meetings or in front of clients, a tailored cut will give you a put-together impression; alternatively, for a more casual atmosphere, try a utility design or a boilersuit. Jumpsuits are fantastic since they need little effort to style; simply throw one on and pair it with your favorite court heels or sneakers for immediate chic.
A Slip skirt & Blazer
You need an outfit that can be readily changed for both dinner and drinks if you intend to go out after work. Whatever the day brings, a jacket, cami, and slip skirt are the ideal attire.
When it’s time for cocktail hour, you may take the blazer off or throw it over your shoulders for more glitz. A blazer will give your ensemble a polished look for the office. Finish with flat shoes so you can make it to the meeting on time and dance the night away.
