Jeans, but not only: here are some look ideas for a return in style
All already back in the office? How about if we start 2021 with the right look? Many of us will still be smartworking, but it doesn't matter: let's start the new year in style! I have prepared for you a mini-selection of my outfits, which can be suitable for casual working contexts, where absolute rigor is not necessary. I present them to you here!
Pinko blazer, Mila Schon turtleneck, HTC jeans, Boss glasses, Nico Giani bag, Burberry shoes
Look for a return to winter: the turtleneck
I love the turtleneck: it is warm and comfortable and in a smart working context it is ideal. If you fear that it is too poor, then add an XXL brooch also in the shape of a flower, voluminous and colorful. It will give you the extra touch! I always recommend the choice of natural materials, such as wool or cashmere, even regenerated. They heat better than synthetic fibers without making you sweat. If instead you have to go to the office, try flared jeans and a pair of glitter ankle boots: you will get a simple, but elegant look, without overdoing it.
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Look for a return to winter: the palazzo trousers
The velvet palazzo trousers are very comfortable and very warm. I also like to take it indoors because it's really comfortable. To be in order in case of smartworking, just wear a shirt and a soft cardigan: you will be in order, but at the same time warm and comfortable (I don't know about you, but I always sit cold!).
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Winter homecoming look: blazer and shirt
Not the usual shirt though! Try a different model, perhaps with rouches, to combine with a velvet jacket, even fitted, if the waistline is your strong point. I would always wear ballet flats or Mary Janes, but if you fear the cold, a pair of men's lace-ups, ankle boots or Beatles-like boots will be perfect. Flared jeans are fine, but you can also combine cigarette trousers: you will easily get a refined but simple business look.
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