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Patent jackets, micro-totes and sheer black tights are the kind of party dressing uniform we can get on board with.
How to make suiting work for day and night? Swap out the white shirt, add a statement belt and a vampy lip: it’s the kind of quick turnaround that’s especially useful for spontaneous, post-work festive drinks and events.
Speaking of white shirts, they come into their own for evening wear this time of year. Look for a tuxedo-style shirt (try this one here) with a bib front, pleating or cuff-detailing for a look that nods to Yves Saint Laurent’s Le Smoking.
There’s nothing like an unexpected sock colour to bring a little something extra to a winter outfit. An easy conversation starter on your commute!
A grey button-up knitted cardigan, oversized black or navy coat and straight-leg jeans are, in our books, the perfect uniform for winter weekends.
Nod to 1980s excess with a strong-shouldered blazer and statement jewellery. Keep the look contemporary by styling it with minimal makeup and undone hair.
Whether you buy a coat with an inbuilt scarf or you simply root out an XL scarf from your wardrobe, the key is to colour drench in the same shade for an ultra chic look.
Leopard print is not going anywhere this season, so now’s the time to break out a classic animal print coat. Style with black and some silver jewellery for a modern look.
Point-toe heels and a bootcut style, flared leg sound very nostalgic on paper (hello Y2K dressing), but this head-to-toe beige look is ultra sleek. See how some of our favourite Scandinavian dressers style 2000s fashion references here.
A knitted bandana scarf in a pop of red, an on-trend rugby top and a full denim skirt with flat leather riding boots; this weekend look is off-duty dressing that’s brimming with personality.
