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THE MODERN OFFICE
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Work-appropriate
no longer simply means grey suits, white shirts and black shoes. With the rise of dot-com start-ups, the
creative industries and
flexible freelancing comes a
whole new set of dress codes.
Discover how to get your look
spot on, whatever the brief
THE CREATIVE SPACE
Treading a line between formal and relaxed is often
necessary in today’s creative workplace. It needn’t be
difficult to navigate, though – simply mix easy basics
with soft tailoring for an effortless look
WARDROBE SWITCH
Update a classic grey suit with a bold blue polo neck
for a considered alternative to a classic shirt
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NEW UNIFORM
Adding a white T-shirt and simple
canvas pumps to a navy suit is a
smart-but-cool look that will work
in almost any situation
COLOUR POP
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EASY & EFFORTLESS
A downtime outfit can be upgraded
easily with a refined blazer
THE LAID-BACK WORKPLACE
In some offices, suits just aren’t the done thing – but casual doesn’t
have to mean scruffy. Invest in refined basics to showcase your personal style while still looking like you mean business
INVESTMENT POTENTIAL
A versatile jacket like this grey Harrington
is a solid investment piece that will
work from spring to autumn
SUBTLE HIGHLIGHTS
Layering a white
T-shirt under a dark
knit is an easy way to
add a thought-out feel
to your outfit. It also
works well as a styling
trick to neaten up a
loose neckline
CLASSIC PALETTE
Monochrome dressing will give a relaxed look some
impact. Add personality with brown leather shoes
SMART SUMMER STYLE
Getting your look right when the weather’s hot and
sticky can be tough, especially if you need to maintain
a level of formality. Opt for separates, looser cuts and
linen for a refined warm-weather wardrobe
LIGHTEN UP
Moving away from dark
tones immediately feels
more summer-appropriate.
Soft shades are also great
for reflecting the sun and
keeping you cool
PLAY THE BLUES
Layer up different shades of
blue for a sophisticated take
on more informal separates
