Wearing a blazer still tops the list of one of the most useful and fashionable clothing for work, especially now that oversized blazers and suits are trending. On colder days, you can use your blazer to layer over a turtleneck and a button down shirt.

A modern take on the classic suit. The demand for this outfit for spring/summer has been growing and we can see why. We recommend wearing plaid or dark shorts suits to look more formal.

Looking for comfortable bottoms that allow you to move freely? Wearing either a pleated wide-leg trouser or a midi skirt will do just the trick. Fitted tops will help compliment your loose pants/skirt.

Solid-colored and simple styled dresses are one of those items you wear when you're rushing out. Sleeveless and below the knee length will keep you from exposing too much skin.

Another outfit that takes minimal thought to styling, jumpsuits are perfect to accessorize with. Adding a few jewelries and a watch will immediately finish the look.

Think Alex Mill’s Work Jackets in distinctive colors. This outerwear personifies what a smart casual piece looks like: straight cut yet fun to wear. Bring in a pop of color by getting jackets in bright colors to partner with your dark ensemble.

A nice, clean oxford shirt is a must for office wear because of its versatility. They come in many colors and patterns, making it easy to pair with neutral colored pants.

Your tailored suits are not only meant for formal occasions, they can also be worn on an everyday work day by dressing it down. Swap your Oxford shirt with a black scoop or v-neck shirt then add a pair of white sneakers.

Knitted long sleeve polo gives a more stylish look because of the collar and material used. This goes well with dark denim jeans or chino pants.

Most suited for cooler temperatures but can be worn all-year round, Chelsea Boots are your best shoes for a dressy outfit in the office. When attending a business meeting, this is one of the better shoes to wear.

• Dare to Express Yourself: Current workwear trends are now shifting to styles that show off your individuality and creativity, make use of that option and experiment on your styles, patterns and add a pop of color

• Wear Comfortably: Relaxed fits for the office are in, but don’t overexhaust it or else you’ll look really sloppy and bigger than your actual body type

• Your Bag Matters: Because you’ll be moving around during your commute, on your lunch break, and after work, it’s important to carry around a good quality statement bag to bring in all your items with you as well as blend in with your overall outfit.