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The cold weather is here, which means we’re bundling up to combat the cold in style. When temperatures drop and the cold weather hits, it’s especially hard to focus on much more than just staying warm.
With that said – it is the time of year to wear layers.
Layering is the key to battling the cold morning temperatures, and the unforgiving heat of the indoor environment.
The key to a stylish look for work is to rely on a solid roster of winter workwear. Think crisp shirting, sleek pair of trousers, structured wool overcoats, the list goes on.
The definition of business casual has shifted dramatically. Depending on your work environment, the interpretation of business casual has expanded to include pieces like buttery leather or an oversized sweater.
Scroll below to find inspo for winter work outfits to beat the winter blues.
When it comes to easy outfit elevation, black pants are a closet classic for a reason.
The easiest way to add interest to tonal outfits is by incorporating heroic staples into your look.
An all-black outfit is an instant winner, thanks to a timeless cashmere sweater and loafers.
Opting for one color makes getting dressed for work a bit easier – all while appearing impossibly put together.
What makes all-grey outfits stand out is their understated luxury. It is not as sharp as black, but more interesting than neutrals.
Tie the look together with sharp accessories – a large tote and a leather belt round out the look.
It goes without saying that cozy knits are an essential part of any winter wardrobe. With a slightly preppy vibe, reach for a twisted cable knit for the winter months.
A cable knit is a fun way to bring three-dimensional details to simple, solid-colored sweaters.
Cardigans will always be a favorite for the colder months, and there are plenty of good reasons why the button-up style will always be in favor.
They’re so versatile for the work setting. Wear it over a white tee or underneath a blazer, buttoned up to the top or slightly open.
Easy-to-wear, they’re a great extra layer for the fluctuating office temperature, and even better for transitional weather, too.
The centerpiece of any working wardrobe, regardless of the season, is a great blazer. Polish off the look with matching trousers and a roomy tote.
Wrapping up in a scarf and gold brooch adds a pop of color—and extra warmth.
Discover fresh ways to breathe new life into a black blazer. Blazers might feel formal initially, but give them a playful spin with a flowy, silk blouse.
Sharp black accessories – such as leather gloves, a black belt, and chic sunnies – really stand out as you go to a client meeting.
Strong suiting and workwear go hand-in-hand, but add a modern twist to your winter work wardrobe.
A pop of red will immediately alleviate any work winter blues you may have. Keep things sophisticated in a pair of gray trousers and matching blazer.
Deep chocolate brown, especially, has been statement-making this season. It’s the perfect shade for winter.
Chocolate brown meets the trendiness of sleek minimalism, but also conveys a cozy warmth perfect for the winter season.
It’s versatility to work seamlessly with black, brown and gray tones makes it a valuable asset for a winter work wardrobe.
When striving for everyday elegance, a pleated trouser delivers maximum style with minimal effort. The goal is to strike the ideal balance of sophistication and stylishness in the perfect pleated trouser.
An off-white color adds a feminine touch to the otherwise classic menswear style.
Even in the dead of winter, a black turtleneck sweater is a working wardrobe staple.
To match, finish off the look in a pair of black trousers. A white double-breasted coat adds a sweet touch.
When it comes to a solid wardrobe foundation, there are few things more versatile and reliable than neutral basics.
A neutral wool coat, top and trousers cement any look to polished perfection.
No office outfit is complete without a pair of shoes, and a fashionable pair of flats, or ankle boots are undeniably the chicest choice.
Oh, the ever-enduring allure of the winter white outfit!
White is a clean slate, that is virtually timeless. Lean into neutrals with a tan coat over a clean white sweater and pants. A camel scarf coat adds depth to the final office look.
These days, no modern workwear wardrobe is complete without a masterfully minimal midiskirt.
Leather has become an acceptable material in many office settings. Whether it be maxi skirts or tall boots, it adds an edgy personal style to winter workwear.
They look incredibly chic with turtlenecks or a suede jacket for the cooler weather.
The column skirt silhouette is a must-have in any office wardrobe rotation—and are masterfully minimal. A little goes a long way when styling the skirt.
The ultimate way to style a column skirt is to keep things monochrome.
A head-to-toe tonal look keeps thing chic and will take you from important meetings to dinner.