The new suit
After the past few years of relaxed leisurewear and remote working, a move towards a more structured way of dressing was always on the cards. So workwear might be back on the agenda, but it's boldly reimagined for the post-pandemic era.
Bid farewell to understated tonal dressing and embrace the season's new power dressing with a pop of deep teal in sumptuous velvet. Get the season started with the suit jacket and matching trousers for a high-impact look that's perfect for special occasions. Or style with a T-shirt for a more casual way to wear, grounding with sophisticated pumps and minimalist jewellery to keep the look on-point.
Good tradition
Heritage fabrics with a weekend-in-the-country feel are also firmly on our radar. Think tweed, herringbone and classic knitwear patterns such as the iconic diamond-shaped Argyle. Mix and match to create a chic, layered look with an eclectic feel, choosing a similar colour palette to achieve harmony. Style with a bold collegiate-style scarf as a final flourish.
A footnote: animal print rears its head again this season but rather than a standalone trend, think of it as a neutral that goes with everything. Our advice? Invest in a pair of leopard-print pumps and wear on repeat.
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Words: Sarah Lafarge