The return-to-office conversation has settled into a new normal, and with it, office fashion has found its own distinct identity. The rigid professionalism of pre-pandemic workwear has given way to something more expressive and comfortable.
The Soft Suit
The structured, padded-shoulder suit of the 1980s and early 2000s is gone. In its place is the soft suit — unlined blazers in breathable fabrics, trousers with a relaxed but tailored fit.
Knitwear as Professional Wear
Knitwear has claimed its place as a legitimate professional category. Fine-gauge merino sweaters, tailored knit dresses, and even knit blazers are all acceptable and increasingly popular in offices worldwide.
The Shoes Are Changing Too
Office footwear has followed the same path toward comfort. The restrictive pump has been replaced by the elegant loafer, the pointed-toe flat, and the low block-heel ankle boot.
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