Women Office Wear

Office life is slowly picking up again. And with that comes the big question of what to wear after spending over a year in strictly stretchy pants and T-shirts. The good news? Fall work outfits are a bit of a relief after the long, humid summer season. You can stop wondering just how much exposed skin is too much and add on all the office-appropriate layers without becoming a sweaty mess in the summer sun. Moral of the story: Office fashion is in its element during fall. That makes right now coincidentally the perfect time to start thinking up some fresh new outfits that are sure to impress your colleagues as you trickle back into the office.

Casual Turndown:

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Slim Turndown:

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Street Wear:

Streetwear is a style of casual clothing which became global in the 1990s. It commonly centers on “casual, comfortable pieces such as jeans, T-shirts, baseball caps, and sneakers”, and exclusivity through intentional product scarcity. Streetwear is a style of casual dressing that centers comfortable, casual pieces like T-shirts, sneakers, hoodies, jeans and more.

Puff Sleeve:

Balloon sleeves are long, puffed sleeves that are gathered at the shoulder and then puffed out and gather back at the wrist. Sometimes, the sleeve puffs out lower than the shoulder, but it is still a full puff rather than a tapered flare. The puff sleeve emerged in the Renaissance, but its popularity would ebb and flow even past the era of Anne, the Edwardian age. The puffed sleeve actually had a resurgence in popularity in the 1930s, a response to a decade prior’s focus on shapeless silhouettes and more masculine styles.