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Wear What Works for You

No two workdays look the same. Some call for your finest suit, while others leave room for something more relaxed. From anchor layers like cardigans and sport jackets that work just as well in the boardroom as they do after hours, to shoes and accessories that reflect your personal style — these are the pieces that keep up with wherever work takes you.

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Patterns get along better than most people think. The trick is balancing scale and contrast. Let one take the lead and keep the rest of the look understated.

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Style Tip: Always on the clock. A great sport jacket should work with different trousers, different shirts, and different dress codes.

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  • A pair of black dress shoes on a beige and black patterned floor
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Style Tip: When the calendar says “meeting,” your wardrobe should get the memo. Structured pieces naturally create a sharper silhouette, helping you reflect confidence the room before you've said a word.

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Style Tip: The jean that earns its keep. Hard-wearing and naturally warm, dark denim pairs beautifully with wool, suede, and leather for a look that's relaxed, yet still professional enough for the office.

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