The Luxury Workwear Curation

The Luxury Workwear Curation

Office dressing has stopped meaning a matched suit and started meaning a small number of pieces that hold their shape through a long day.

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The tailoring bracket

This is where the money starts buying construction rather than a label. The Dolce&Gabbana pinstriped wool-blend vest at $2,045 and the Bottega Veneta Prince of Wales check Bermuda shorts at $1,300 are both cut from suiting cloth, which means they hold a line after eight hours sitting down. The Row's Lula silk satin shirt at $1,750 and the Loewe cotton and silk gabardine shirt dress at $2,500 are the two pieces most likely to become a uniform. Magda Butrym's draped wool midi dress at $2,370 is the one to wear when you need to look considered without thinking about it. The shoes in this bracket are all heels you can stand in: Fendi Very Colibri slingbacks at $1,190, Gucci Vittoria Horsebit slingbacks at $1,220, and Givenchy Twisted Ribbon ankle boots at $1,650.

$1,190 to $2,500

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