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A fresh look at your wardrobe

Made for everyday life

Office & business casual

Considered shapes and comfortable details. Find a way of dressing that works for your workplace.

45 articles

Black blazer and black top with slim dark cropped trousers and black pointed heels, seated in a bright office.

Office & business casual

A black blazer and cropped trousers for the office

A dark outfit benefits from clear hems, seated fit checks and deliberate contrast.

Grey blazer and pleated grey trousers with a white shirt, red tie and dark glasses.

Office & business casual

A grey trouser suit with a red tie

One strong accent changes a classic combination of grey and white.

Cropped detail of two pale trouser suits: belted beige and white wrap blazer, with white document folders.

Office & business casual

Pale blazers with a belt or wrap front

Two different fastenings offer practical ways to organise a pale office combination.

Four women in black, pink, coral and grey trouser suits with light tops and white trainers.

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Colourful trouser suits with white trainers

From pink to grey, a suit colour can connect with a pale, simple base.

Two women in tan blazers with light tops, holding a tablet and an open book; cropped below the hips.

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A tan blazer for a quiet office day

A pale top and comfortable shoulders support an outfit for reading, meetings and screen work.

Burgundy textured blazer with black slim trousers and black pointed pumps.

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A textured burgundy blazer with black trousers

A more distinctive jacket texture can lead while the rest of the combination stays quiet.

Two outfits: cream vest with wide trousers, and taupe blouse with white trousers, both with dark shoes.

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A pale vest or taupe blouse for the office

Two pale-trouser combinations offer different layers for a warm working day.

Four women in black-and-white outfits; front woman in a white collared shirt, black tie and long black pleated skirt.

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A white shirt, black tie and long pleated skirt

A black-and-white combination can stay clear and movable with a few considered decisions.

Seated woman in a tan belted blazer and matching shorts, white knee socks and trainers; blue blazer in foreground.

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A blazer and shorts in a casual office setting

A matching set mainly needs a suitable setting and an honest seated fit check.

White blouse with olive cropped trousers, pale pointed heels and a small pale handbag.

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A white blouse and olive cropped trousers

Pale shoes and a small bag can connect this quiet office combination.

Pink sweater, tan trousers and white trainers beside a woman in a white work coat over white trousers.

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A pink sweater and beige trousers for a relaxed office day

A pale colour combination can suit an informal workplace with white trainers.

Grey checked double-breasted trouser suit with a dark top and pale pointed heels.

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A grey checked double-breasted trouser suit

A dark top gives the pattern room; the fastened blazer needs a comfortable seated check.

Long grey checked coat over a white shirt and black cropped trousers with strappy black heels.

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A checked coat over a shirt and cropped trousers

The outer layer can carry the pattern while the office base beneath stays simple.

White long-sleeve blouse tucked into high-waisted grey pinstriped trousers, with black belt and tan loafers.

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A white blouse, grey pinstripes and tan loafers

A dark belt and warm-toned shoes give a clear office base different accents.

Grey single-breasted trouser suit with a black V-neck top, black pointed heels and a dark folio.

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A grey suit and black top for appointments with papers

A simple combination stays movable when the folder, seated fit and jacket front are planned together.

Tan belted shirt-dress and black heels beside a green blouse, pale trousers and tan loafers.

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A tan shirt dress or green blouse for the working day

Two warm colour combinations offer a choice between a one-piece outfit and separate basics.

Standing woman in a long blue blazer over dark trousers and pale heels; seated woman in a pale blazer, light blouse, blue jeans and tall white boots.

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A pale blazer, jeans and tall white boots

In a relaxed workplace, a pale shoe accent can change a familiar jeans base.

Ivory trouser suit with a light camisole, pink handbag and pale strappy sandals; other long neutral dresses behind.

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An ivory suit with a pink bag for a work event

A pale suit can gain one strong accessory for a suitable occasion.

Pale denim shirt and cropped jeans with white trainers and a black shoulder bag, beside a beige belted dress.

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A denim shirt and cropped jeans in a casual office

Pale double denim can work in an informal setting with white trainers and a dark bag.

Black blazer over a textured burgundy top, with white sunglasses and a short necklace; upper-body crop.

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A textured burgundy top beneath a black blazer

A smaller colour area and quiet frame create a clear upper combination.

Two women: loose pink trouser suit with a light top and pale-grey short suit.

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A pink trouser suit with a light office layer

Make a loose pink suit feel useful for an ordinary working day with a quiet foundation.

Seated women in a green trouser suit with white T-shirt and white suit with grey top.

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Make a green suit and white T-shirt work for your day

A relaxed alternative to a shirt, with attention to the neckline, seated fit and everyday practicality.

Light neutral blazer and matching trousers with glasses, seated by a bright window.

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Prepare a light suit for video meetings

Collar lines, lighting and seated comfort matter more than adding extra accessories.

Three women in grey, red and tan blazers, cropped at the waist.

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Build a neutral office base for a colourful blazer

Grey, red or tan: start by deciding what you want the jacket colour to do.

Two women in a white trouser suit and a bright orange trouser suit against a pale green wall.

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A white or orange suit for an outdoor work event

A pale or bright colour works best with practical decisions about the ground, wind and extra layers.

Tan blazer and wide trousers with a cream cropped top.

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Give a tan suit a longer base layer for work

Keep the clean proportions of a cropped light layer while choosing the coverage you prefer.

Oversized grey blazer, burgundy top, high-waisted grey trousers and sunglasses.

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Add a small burgundy colour area to a grey suit

A dark-red top changes a loose grey suit without needing extra pattern.

Two women in a dark double-breasted blazer and a pale double-breasted blazer with jeans.

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Pair a double-breasted blazer with office denim

The button arrangement adds structure while jeans and a simple base keep the combination relaxed.

Fitted grey double-breasted blazer, dark trousers and glasses outdoors.

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A fitted grey blazer that works when you sit down

A defined shape can still leave room to move comfortably throughout the working day.

Tan blazer over a grey top with blue jeans, seated at a café.

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A tan blazer and jeans for working from a café

An uncomplicated combination that takes desk height, pockets and changing temperatures into account.

Yellow tailored blazer with contrasting piping over a teal top; portrait crop.

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Balance a yellow blazer with a teal top

Contrasting edging already gives the jacket character. Keep the remaining combination easy to read.

Black sleeveless square-neck top, grey pleated wide-leg trousers and black shoes.

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A black square-neck top with grey pleated trousers

A defined neckline and wide trousers work best with a thoughtfully placed meeting point.

Long black blazer, white tank, black wide-leg trousers and chunky black shoes.

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Wear a long black blazer and wide trousers with substantial shoes

A white top separates the dark areas while the shoes give the outfit a defined finish.

Pale-blue collared blouse, rust high-waisted trousers and white shoes while holding a cup.

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Combine a pale-blue blouse with rust-coloured trousers

A cool shade and a warm shade bring variety to a straightforward office combination.

Loose white blouse tucked into tan high-waisted wide-leg trousers outdoors.

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Tuck a loose white blouse into tan wide-leg trousers

The amount of fabric at the waistband affects both comfort and the visible shape.

Orange tailored trouser suit, wide legs and pale open-toe heels.

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Wear an orange suit on presentation day

Keep a strong colour clear with a small number of considered supporting pieces.

Pale neutral trouser suit and white open-toe heels; photograph focuses on the lower body.

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Plan the hem and shoes of a pale trouser suit together

A small change in shoe height can alter the entire trouser line.

Long grey blazer and wide grey trousers with a burgundy top and sunglasses.

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Wear a grey suit on a work train journey

Prepare a long blazer, wide trousers and a dark-red top for changing temperatures.

Blue double-breasted blazer with yellow cuff accents and pale wide-leg trousers; detail crop.

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Style a blue blazer with a yellow cuff detail

A small contrast at the sleeve does not require a collection of other yellow accessories.

Pink trouser suit, white top and white trainers against a pale studio background.

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A pink suit and white trainers for a relaxed office

The shoes change the feel of the suit while keeping its defined shape useful.

White sleeveless collared blouse, pale-grey ankle trousers and dark pumps in an office corridor.

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A sleeveless white blouse with grey ankle trousers at work

A light collared foundation that can take another layer when you need one.

Beige blazer over a rust collared midi dress, wide black belt and black ankle boots.

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A rust dress, beige blazer and black belt for work

Arrange three visible finishing lines without hiding the dress beneath the jacket.

Black long-sleeve top, dark shiny wide-leg trousers and black ankle boots on a studio stool.

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Take dark glossy trousers from work into the evening

A quiet top makes a more noticeable trouser surface easier to combine.

Black-and-white photo of a light blazer over a light top and dark trousers with sunglasses.

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A light blazer and dark trousers: contrast without bright colour

Different light levels can define an outfit even when the colour palette stays small.

Cream high-waisted tailored trousers, matching belt and pale pointed shoes; lower-body detail.

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Style cream tailored trousers with a matching belt

A belt in the trouser colour keeps the centre quiet and leaves the other pieces flexible.