As we inch our way towards 2022, how does one define office style? Remote work and variable office schedules have become the new normal, and the idea of office culture has become a bit of a foreign concept. That said, sartorial expression is alive and well, and the desire for some to make a statement when returning to the workplace isn’t going away. Sure, some offices are embracing more casual codes, however this merely allows for interpretations of classical tailoring to make a bigger, bolder impression. Upgrade your back-to-the-office style with pops of colour and classic tailoring in playful proportions.
Suit ($3,615) by Maison Margiela; Turtleneck (price upon request) by Prada; Ring ($3,959) by Boyd Court
Shirt ($260) by Eton; Suspenders ($75) by Trafalgar; Tie ($280) by Doublet; Glasses ($370) by Fendi
Blazer ($945) by Ernest W. Baker; Pants ($685) by Ernest W. Baker; Sweater ($595) by Paul Smith; Shoes ($925) by Dries Van Noten; Glasses ($230) by Brain Dead
Blazer ($2,095) by Paul Smith; Shirt ($260) by Eton; Pants ($510) by Officine Generale; Tie ($290) by Dries Van Noten; Glasses ($590) by Givenchy; Ring ($2,749) by Boyd Court
Blazer ($795) by Hugo Boss; Pants ($75) by Expo Vintage; Shoes ($975) by Alden at Lost & Found; Glasses ($315) by Fendi
Coat, Sweater, Turtleneck, and Shoes (all price upon request) by Prada; Pants ($288) by Hugo Boss
Glasses ($230) by Brain Dead
Jacket ($668) and Shirt ($175) by Beams; Cardigan ($250) by Comme des Garçons all at Lost & Found; Pants ($278) and Tie ($128) by Strellson
Photography: Renata Kaveh
Styling: Jackie McKeown
Grooming: Leandro Avanco (P1M)
Set Design: Caitlin Doherty
Model: Carter (WANT)
Photo Assistant: Derek O’Donnell
Style Assistant: Fran Miller
