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The best (and worst) colours to wear to work.  Check out our 5 top tips on how to build a more colourful workwear wardrobe.

We know that it’s important that you still feel professional, smart and confident when working from home.  Dressing as if you mean business will help you get into the right mind set and will help you feel ready to face the day with a can-do positive attitude. 

So whilst putting on your usual office wear may seem a little too formal, especially if you’re home schooling the kids in between conference calls, lunchtime duties and your usual diary, it’s important that you still look, and most importantly feel, professional.

Sustainable fashion has moved on from the days of hemp clothing and fusty second hand shops. The new look sustainable fashion model has plenty of options when it comes to slowing fashion down whilst remaining stylish. So with this in mind we've put together five key guidelines to work towards when trying to create a more sustainable wardrobe this season.

When it comes to choosing a capsule wardrobe, one of the best places to start is to work out your body shape. Once you know your body shape you'll dress in a way that will flatter your body, enhance your curves, and make you look and feel great. For each body shape there are some style rules that will help balance the proportions of your body. Here are our style tips and tricks for those with a pear shape body.

As we kick-off a brand new decade, we think it's fair to say that what we wear to work has changed enormously over the last ten years. The standard uniform of grey, blue or black trouser suits has (thankfully) gone and the freedom we now have has made it much more fun to dress for work.  Check out our 5 work wear ideas, whether you work in a corporate office, a relaxed office environment or from home.