23 Chic Winter Work Outfits We Can’t Wait To Wear.
Looking for outfits to wear to the office this season? Check out 23 chic winter work outfits we can’t wait to wear.
Winter is fast approaching, which means we have to be ready with outfits that combat the cold on busy work days without looking frumpy.
Good News! You don’t have to look bulky or dull in your office wear. With the right pieces, you can look chic and warm all winter.
In this post, we’ve listed 23 winter work outfits you’ll love regardless of your office’s dress code. They work even if you work from home, so there’s something for everyone.
Smart Office Outfits.
Wool Turtleneck and Wide Leg Trousers.
A wool turtleneck is a must-have in your wardrobe this season. It’s versatile, keeps you cosy without the bulk.
We love it when paired with high-waisted trousers, ankle boots and a slim belt.
Button Up Shirt and Tweed Blazer.
A button-up shirt with a fitted tweed blazer is a season-friendly option. Add matching trousers and loafers. It’s a simple outfit you can put together in minutes.
Knit Dress
Wearing a knit dress with thigh-high boots to work? Cosy! Make it look more professional by adding a structured coat and a matching handbag.
Cashmere Sweater and Pencil Skirt.
You’ll love the stylish look of this sweater and skirt. Finish off with sheer tights, block heels and a wristwatch for a polished look.
Blazer and Pleated Midi Skirt
Even in frosty weather, a neutral-coloured blazer is a classic office wardrobe staple. It looks good with a pleated midi skirt, and you can wear it with boots or loafers, depending on your mood.
Corduroy Suit
This is another office favourite. Love it because corduroy keeps you warm and has texture. would wear it with a white T-shirt or tank top. Add a pair of sneakers or stilettos, a scarf and a matching handbag, and I am good to go.
Turtleneck and Blazer Dress
A blazer dress is a wardrobe essential year-round. You can style it in different ways. For example, wear it over a turtleneck. Add tights and ankle boots for a chic winter look.
Monochrome Suit.
A grey or navy suit looks great no matter what it’s paired with. For work, suggest styling it with a bright silk blouse and pumps.
Soft Knit Sweater and Straight Leg Jeans.
I practically live in soft knit sweaters once the temperature drops in the season. For a relaxed work outfit, style it with straight-leg jeans and sling-back pumps.
Button-up shirt and Cardigan.
A button-up shirt again? Yep! Pairing it with a cardigan creates a stylish but casual ensemble. You can play around with it to make it your own.
For example, layer a cardigan over a fitted button-up shirt and tailored trousers. You can also try it with maxi skirts, too. Finish with ballet flats. We love it because it keeps you warm without the bulk.
Sweater Vest and Long Sleeve Top.
Want to stay warm but not wear heavy knits? A sweater vest is your best option. Wear it with a long-sleeve shirt, slim trousers and Chelsea boots for a look that is relaxed and sharp.
Casual Blazer with Black Jeans.
If your office dress code is flexible, a pair of black jeans will give you the chance to wear different outfits. Try straight-leg black jeans with a casual blazer, T-shirt and platform pumps for a chic ensemble.
Oversized Sweater and Tailored Trousers
Worried about looking boxy in this sweater? Fear not! The tailored trousers balance it out, while matching accessories, gold earrings and sling-back pumps will help create a stunning look.
Puffer Jacket and Wool Skirt.
For freezing days, bundle up in a puffer jacket together with a wool sweater and a wool maxi skirt. Don’t forget to wear boots with grippy soles so you don’t fall on those slippery roads. They will keep you cosy but elegant.
Cape and Pencil Skirt.
Nothing feels as good as cozing up in a wool cape. We love the combo of it with a fitted sweater and a leather pencil skirt. Shoes like knee-high boots will take your ensemble to new heights.
Coat, Satin Blouse and Leather Trousers.
Want an edgier winter work outfit? Swap your regular trousers for leather ones. They look great regardless of what you pair them with. For work, we suggest styling them with a burgundy satin blouse, soft cardigan and platform boots.
Print Midi Dress.
This list won’t be complete without including a printed midi dress. The length protects you from the cold, and you can make it season-appropriate by adding opaque tights and a long wool coat. Easy Peasy!
Sweater, Polo and Tailored Trousers.
Looking for a casual but structured outfit piece? A sweater polo fits the bill, especially with tailored trousers.
And a leather loafer. It’s great for Winter Friday office days or business casual outfits.
Striped shirt and Fur Coat
Tired of basic button-up shirts and neutral bottoms? It’s time to try striped shirts. They make you look leaner, plus when you pair them with a faux fur coat and white wide leg jeans? Fabulous.
Flannel Shirt and Dark Jeans.
You may never have considered a flannel shirt for the office, but hear me out. It can work if your office has a chill dress code. We suggest choosing brown, navy or grey ones. Tuck it into straight cut dark jeans, add a belt, coat and leather flats. It’s perfect for casual Friday work days.
Turtleneck Jumpsuit.
My favourite! It’s simple and warm in one piece. Add a belt, layer on a red leather blazer and complete with knee-high boots for a glam touch.
Work from home Outfits.
Light Knit Set.
Working from home doesn’t mean looking scruffy. A light Knit Set will keep you comfortable and sharp.
I would stick to neutral colour sets like beige, grey or black. They are easy to move in and look great on camera in your Zoom meetings.
Oversized Button up Shirt and Leggings.
Feel like sitting in your office without leaving your house in this shirt.
It makes you look like you’re ready for business, even if the rest of your outfit is casual.
Wear it with black leggings and small earrings to complete your ensemble.
So, that’s it, girlies. I hope these outfit ideas will help you decide what to wear and slay in the office. I’m curious to know which one was your favourite in the comments.
