Workleisure is the Future of Workwear

Tori B. is the founder of The Stylette and Head…
During the pandemic, sweatpants, slippers, and comfy loungewear became the norm for quarantine life. Two years post-pandemic and most of us have headed back to the office or gotten used to a hybrid remote-office lifestyle. Blending professionalism with comfort, work leisure is the new normal for the workplace.
What is Workleisure?
” As you can probably tell from the name, work leisure is a blend of workwear and leisure or lounge clothing. This top fall women’s 2021 fashion trend strikes a happy balance between polished-looking pieces and soft, stretchy fabrications. Think of it as the post-pandemic answer to business casual, except this time, it’s business comfort. 81% of our women’s clients rank comfort as their top priority. Instead of sharp-shouldered blazers and rigid pencil skirts, we’re anticipating the rise of knits and airy shapes. Excited to give them a go? Us, too.” (Stitchfix).
Offices are becoming more lenient with their dress code since the pandemic. Maybe you’re ready to slip on your best professional pieces or not quite ready to give up your t-shirt and joggers uniform. That okay! Workleisure helps you ease your way back into the workplace.
3 Worklesiure Essentials
Think of mules as an elevated professional pair of slippers.
Go for a pair of pull on pants or trousers
Sophisticated gets comfortable with a pair of pull-on trousers for work. Feels like you’re wearing sweatpants or joggers, but really you’re dressed like the boss you are.
Breathable Button-Downs
Slip-on a black or white button-down with breathable, comfortable, luxury fabrics like linen or silk.
Slip On a Pair of Mules
Think of mules as an elevated professional pair of slippers.
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Tori B. is the founder of The Stylette and Head Stylist of The Stylette Experience Co. Born and raised in Baltimore, MD the mom of 2 juggles building an empire and raising her 5 year old son and 2 year old daughter. She attended Stevenson University for Fashion Design and LIM for Fashion Merchandising and Marketing. Tori has been a style writer for WOE Magazine and has worked for companies like Kohls, H&M and Nordstrom. She believes that when you look good, you feel good, and ultimately perform better in every area of your life.