Another day, another trouser? No longer. We know that getting ready for work, especially when a fairly conservative dress code is involved, can feel like a vicious cycle of washing and wearing the same items week after week.
But there are a few made-for-the-office brands that can give you exactly what you want (and need!) to change up your daily uniform while still steering clear of an HR run-in. The trendy-yet-practical culottes, dresses, skirts, and more from the eight labels ahead (some you may be familiar with, others you may not) might just be what it takes to get you out of your blazer rut — and just think about what you can accomplish with a fresh, stylish mindset. When you look good, you feel good — and when you feel good, you're basically a professional badass. Click on to shop the labels ready to help switch up your work look.
Statement trousers? Check. Structured shirts? Check. A handy style guide that helps you put it all together? Newly launched workwear label Argent — whose mission is "to make clothing that equips women to push the envelope and take their seat at the table" — has really thought of everything. We don't blame you if it comes your new office-appropriate go-to.
Argent Cropped Trouser, $198, available at Argent.
With Ganni's quirky prints and color palettes, you can officially dub yourself the queen of casual Friday. Here, office staples feel more like stylish statement-makers, making corporate duds a thing of the past. The best part? All you really need is one or two pieces from this brand to spice up your professional wardrobe for weeks to come.
Ganni Jones Crepe Pants, $180, available at Need Supply Co.
For versatile, contemporary pieces at a totally justifiable price point, look no further than Modern Citizen. Sift through its selection to stock up on party-ready and laid-back dresses and separates, meaning your workwear won't just get taken care of — your weekend wear will, too.
Modern Citizen Jash Cropped Suiting Trouser, $108, available at Modern Citizen.
If you're the kind of girl who works nonstop and finds herself on the go 24/7, look to Aella, a brand that caters to just that. You'll love the label's minimalist and tailored (yet totally movable) essentials that can easily take you from day to night — oh, and it boasts wrinkle-resistant, fade-resistant, and machine-washable fabrics, meaning getting dressed every day will be easier than ever.
Aella Convertible Duster, $275, available at Aella.
Care about workwear that's stylish and transparent? It's no secret than tons of people swear by Everlane, the ethically conscious company that focuses on simplicity. And while you may look to it for comfy basics and essentials, it's got your office needs covered, too. And what's better than scoring workwear duds from a retailer you already know and love?
Everlane The Cotton Poplin Square Shirt Dress, $88, available at Everlane.
Born in London in 2014, it's about time Finery — a destination that covers all the fashion-crowd's favorite trends — was on your radar. The selection of office-appropriate styles aren't just accessible, they're fun, quirky, and unexpected, too. Who says chartreuse is off-limits for work? Exactly.
Finery Belshaw Fold A Line Skirt, $105, available at Finery.
One way to make getting dressed for work in the morning a breeze is by investing in a seasonless, minimalist wardrobe. Designer Catherine Quin preaches just that, with pared-back, interchangeable pieces that offer endless styling opportunities and will last for years.
Catherine Quin Seagram Jumpsuit, $950, available at Catherine Quin.
Wondering where fashion people scoop up on-trend and polished office separates? For many, Whistles, a contemporary, London-based label that covers all the bases, is the spot for everything from platform sneakers and commuter bags to professional pieces that come with quirky twists or details.
Whistles Mini Belted Skirt, $210, available at Whistles.
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