Autumn Corporate Work Wardrobe

I might not work in a corporate office anymore, but after receiving quite a few requests for some corporate work wear outfits, I decided to film an autumn look book featuring ten different outfits that would work in a corporate setting (with or without tights). For any work wear look, for me the key is always to try and inject a little bit of your personality, through accessories, a small design detail, or through colour.

Buoyed by the new season ahead of us, I’ve been feeling really inspired by shades like burgundy and navy, which I think are the perfect complement to any work wardrobe with a heavy emphasis on a minimal colour palette. And much like the rest of my closet, I’ve focused more on hard-working separates that can be easily mixed and matched to create a cohesive corporate work wardrobe.

Every work environment is different, and some looks are more (or less) conservative than others, but I thought it would make for a really interesting series on my YouTube channel that I can share each season. So if you’d like to see ten corporate work wardrobe looks for autumn, you can head HERE or you can watch via the embedded video below.

TOPS

Grana silk cami*
Everlane silk stripe shell
Saba burgundy print top*
Kate Sylvester skivvy (similar)
Boden v-neck sweater*
Weathered navy skivvy
Sportsgirl spot top (similar)
Everlane silk shirt*
Equipment blue shirt
Vero Moda ruffle sleeve top (similar)

SKIRTS & TROUSERS

Boden polka dot skirt* (or here)
Saba pencil skirt*
Boden pencil skirt*
Saba knit peplum skirt*
Topshop spot skirt
Atmos&Here belted skirt*
Country Road skirt
Forever New trousers*
Uniqlo trousers
Everlane work trousers (ankle)*

BLAZERS & JACKETS

Saba burgundy waterfall cardigan*
Stella McCartney blazer
Storm blazer* (similar)
Everlane trench
Grana trench coat
Stella Mccartney wool coat

SHOES

Boden suede heels*
Everlane day heels
Everlane editor heels
Paul Andrew heels
Isabel Marant heels
Celine heels
Sam Edelman loafers
Everlane loafer mules*
Country Road bow flats

I talk a lot about having a uniform – and this relates just as much to my workwear style as it does for those more casual weekend looks. If you work in a corporate environment, what is your go to outfit combination? Do you have a separate work wardrobe or do you rely on items that can do double duty? And finally, what was your favourite work wear look that I shared? x