I'm a Fashion Editor—10 Spring Work Outfits I Swear By
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Getty ImagesOne of the running themes in updated workwear? Add some color. It doesn't need to be a head-to-toe hue, and in fact, I think adding a pair of colorful shoes is a great way to pull this off.
Such a great wide-leg cut.
If you're going for a look that is sleek and polished with a dose of '90s inspiration, you'll want to try pairing a sleeveless turtleneck with trousers. What's great is that it's such a foundational outfit, so you can easily add layers if you need to.
Leave it to Who What Wear assistant editor Yusra Siddiqui to come up with the coolest spin on the viral Miu Miu S/S 22 runway look. There are so many ways to interpret it for a spring work outfit.
When in doubt, always go for a tonal look if you're trying to infuse some color into your wardrobe. I love the pairing of soft shades here, which have an '80s throwback feel.
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@_JESSICASKYESpeaking of color, here's another way to wear it. Stick to a base of all-black pieces. Then add a blazer in a seriously shocking shade like orange or yellow.
If you want to opt for a dress, tap into one of the biggest trends from the spring 2023 collections, maxi hemlines. Then, simply add a great pair of heels and a polished bag.
Yet another take on the maxi trend, this look pairs a top in a pretty shade of purple with a maxi skirt. This feels so fresh for spring.
Never underestimate the power of a great tailored jacket. It's a piece that instantly pulls together any look and is perfect for the office.
A.W.A.K.E. Mode has the most stunning tailored jackets on the market.
A button-down will take you far, whether you're dressing for work or not. For the office, simply style one with straight-leg pants, a belt, and a great pair of flats or boots.
If you're wearing jeans to the office, elevate them with a sharply cut jacket. Then add a pair of boots or heels.
Straight-leg jeans will never go out of style.