Working in the fashion industry means that I don’t have a definitive workwear uniform. Instead, I can trial new looks to suit my style. But even if you work outside of fashion, or other creative industries, you can still reinvent your working wardrobe while still adapting it to your work environment. And now that we are officially in spring, I thought to revisit the SS16 shows and create a catwalk to high street edit of fresh styles for working women. I’ve taken inspiration from some of my favourite looks to storm the catwalk for spring/summer 16 and reinterpreted them with designer items that have been reduced, as well as clothing from high street stores. I hope this will inspire you when updating your working wardrobes for spring.
Side slit skirts (because it’s ok to be a bit daring with your work attire)
(Image: Vogue UK)
Peter Pilotto SS16
Tanya Taylor Emmy Emmy panelled cotton blend skirt
Gingham prints
(Image: Vogue UK)
Victoria Beckham SS16
Dione von Furstenberg Mallorie pleated crepe top
Sandal slippers
(Image: Vogue UK)
Amanda Wakeley SS16
Robert Clergerie Gato leather slides
https://www.theoutnet.com/en-GB/product/Robert-Clergerie/Gato-leather-slides/503050
Leather pants
(Image: Vogue UK)
By Malene Birger SS16
http://www.whistles.com/women/clothing/skirts/leather-culotte-21229.html
Tunic dresses layered over pants (for a classy Middle Eastern style)
(Image: Vogue UK)
Catherine Quin SS16
Raey drop-waist crepe tunic dress
Ted Baker double layer embellished tunic
Wide, oversized shapes
(Image: Vogue UK)
Paul Smith SS16
Zara printed top with fluted sleeves
Printed blazers
(Image: Vogue UK)
Emanuel Ungaro SS16
Sultry & sophisticated pencil skirts
(Image: Vogue UK)
Thomas Tait SS16
Topshop leather skirt with tassel hemline
trace of style 
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