Exploring the World of Office Style: Unveiling 5 Fashion Month Trends for Your Inspiration

Funny Business

Designers took a whimsical twist on office attire, transforming traditional shirts and blazers into epic, larger-than-life pieces. They offered playful sporty suit and tie illusions and even crafted skirts from the everyday ballpoint pen. This funhouse take on nine-to-five dressing is perfect for those who want to stand out after hours.

Seeing Spots

Polka dots experienced an unexpected resurgence this season. No fancy gimmicks, just classic black and white polka dots adorning modern biker jackets and retro sharp-shouldered blazers.

Babydoll Silhouettes

Many designers embraced saccharine sweetness with childlike, full-dress silhouettes. Chopova Lowena took a punk-inspired approach to this girly shape, while Simone Rocha and Richard Quinn redefined femininity in an almost satirical manner.

White Shirting

The classic white shirt, a staple found in many of our closets, has emerged as a key layering piece in current runway collections. Erdem showcased a winning ensemble featuring a bedazzled moto jacket over a button-down shirt and a sheer column skirt. On the other end of the spectrum, Eudon Choi presented a similar shirt paired with a simple black skirt and accessories.

Corporate Gray

There's a certain shade of gray associated with corporate formality, but designers have flipped this stereotype to infuse it with undeniable sex appeal. Aaron Esh added a bubble-hemmed skirt to their tailored ensemble, while Molly Goddard introduced a contrasting white petticoat. Tove seamlessly incorporated this corporate color and its typical tailoring partner into a stunning strapless dress.