Tailored separates so good, you'll forget your sweatpants.
Not every office closed for the pandemic, but if yours did, you know the butterflies-in-your-stomach feeling that accompanies a return to the commuting life. Suddenly, we're reconsidering what to wear to work like it's our first day on the job. We're not just getting dressed again; we're getting dressedRepeat after us: Don't overthink your work outfits. The simplest solution to any and all workwear dilemmas is right in front of you in the form of a classic suit set.
This fall, slightly oversizedand tailored yet stretchy separates are everywhere from Theory to Tibi and several designers in between. Long-lost strong shoulders and elevated fabrics bring the polish; looser silhouettes keep all the comfort we've grown used to these last eighteen months. There's an instant confidence boost waiting in these suits that sweatpants simply can't compete with. this fall won't be one of them.
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