How to style the business look in everyday life

 I admit it: since I've been in the office every day and no longer at university, my style has changed slightly. While I usually always wear jeans and a relaxed sweater, I've been a little taken with the business look lately. Of course, I stay true to my color scheme and always use a monochrome combination of black, white, and gray. How I upgrade my outfit a little here and there, I'll tell you now.

Cloth pants

My absolute favorite! In the winter months, I used a lot of comfortable cloth trousers and combined them with both high and flat shoes. Even a few sample pants found their way into my closet. But then I combine them with very simple tops because otherwise, I feel too colorful. My tip: I like to wear tights under culottes or a one-piece with a shorter leg. So you can put the part on in winter without freezing.

A-line shaped dresses

At school, I liked to wear A-line dresses or skirts. They were then completely banned during their studies and are now finally taken back into the closet. In general, I've become quite a fan of clothing combinations that include tights. Be it because it makes you look a little fancier or because you don't have to open a button after you've eaten a little too much for lunch. Even if I still wouldn't call myself a dress type, dresses are also (mostly) very comfortable to spend the whole day in. Dear Verena from Who is Mocca always has very nice office outfits, which I still have to try.

Ankle boots

If someone had told me that I like to wear ankle boots, I would have shown them a bird. But let's say it as it is: Because I sit at my desk for most of my day and don't have to walk long distances, I now also like to wear ankle boots. Then best combined with great trousers or a dress (who would have thought it). What may be only half counts to ankle boots, but I also find it very interesting: cropped rain boots. I've been toying with them for a long time.