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Work that look

Work that look

Summer may be over, but that doesn’t mean you can let the temperatures drop when it comes to your workwear wardrobe. Stylist Kelvin Barron explains how you can adapt your existing closet with a few little tweaks to embrace key trends.

TAILOR MADE

Tailored clothing doesn’t have to be all about drab suits and plain shirts.

“When buying a suit, opt for vibrant colours to stand out from the crowd. Plain shirts can be given life with print pencil skirts and monochrome trousers.”

BRIGHTEN UP

Metallics have transcended from spring/summer to the new season.

“A metallic blouse has connotations of being powerful and strong, which is great for an office,” Kevin said.

If you’re a girly girl at heart and prefer the feminine touch, try softening sharp, structured styles with mellow hues.

PERFECT PATTERN

If power suits don’t work for you, it’s time to think beyond the office, and look to your animal instincts for inspiration.

“Animal print is great for an office environment – it screams feisty and hard-working,”

Heritage style prints, stripes and tartans are also key pieces to be stored in the autumn/winter wardrobe.

WORK THOSE ACCESSORIES

Be your own boss and don’t be afraid to make a statement with accessories. “An oversized clutch is a must-have,” added Kevin. “They’re sleek yet practical and have plenty of storage space.”

STEP UP TO THE MARK

A job well begun is half done – now to find the perfect shoes. Boots and pumps speak office chic, but if you want a touch of catwalk glamour, dig out those sleek heels.