Top Tips

The key to pulling off this look is the silhouette – keep it loose and slightly oversized, and if in doubt size up
You want the trousers to either be a wide leg, in which case team with a heel unless you’re tall, or slightly slimmer and ankle-grazing, which look great with a flat like a Gucci loafer or trainer
If you’re short, opt for a belted top or jacket, which elongates your legs
For something a little more wearable, keep to muted, tonal prints or even a solid colour; the bolder the print the more dramatic the look

Pyjama Suits

Let’s start by saying – what could be better than wearing your pyjamas to work? If you’re already sold, then head straight to our top tips, but if you need a little more convincing read on. They may not be a suit in the conventional sense, but that doesn’t mean pyjamas can’t be smart and office-appropriate when worn in the right way. Keep the look sleek and classic, don’t over-accessorise and pair with a simple shoe. And if that’s still too much for your office, wear the separates with more classic pieces during the week and save the full look for evening drinks and weekend parties.

By Alexandra Dorrell

Top Tips

If wearing as separates, team the shirt with tailored trousers, jeans or a fitted skirt (just as you would a silk shirt). Wear the trousers with a crisp white shirt and heels
Avoid layering a jacket over anything bulky or with a high neckline; a lace-trim cami or scoop-neck tee are perfect (although we often wear ours with nothing underneath)
If you’re still unsure, opt for a brand that specialises in this look and will have considered the proportions, such as Asceno or F.R.S
A big part of pulling off this look is attitude, so have fun with it!