Working from home has become the norm for many working professions of all ages. Desks are being set up in living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and dens and in-person meetings have become virtual meetings. This new normal has its pros and cons and for many, one of the main benefits is the ability to add more comfortable wardrobe elements into their daily routine. For example, if you want to relocate and are looking for apartment rentals in Denver, you will also need to find a comfortable spot that’s easy to settle in.
The new workday wardrobe has changed for so many and there is more flexibility depending on the profession. So when it comes to building a new WFH wardrobe, where do you start? The answer can vary depending on the individual since most jobs have their own expectations for their employees.
To help you navigate, we’ve put together a list of helpful tips and tricks to make the search easier. Here’s how you can build a chic and comfortable work-from-home wardrobe.
Choose Comfortable Fabrics
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The last thing you want when you’re working at home is to feel unnecessarily stiff and uncomfortable. After all, you have to be in these clothes for most likely an eight-hour day, so why not invest in fabrics that feel as good as they look? Fabrics like cotton and linen are two of the most commonly-used fabrics and are ideal when you’re not in an office or corporate environment. A simple pair of black cotton pants and a linen blouse are easy ways to elevate your WFH style without compromising looking professional on those morning video calls.
Have Fun with Loungewear
If you’re lucky enough to have minimal video calls and can work more independently, you can certainly take advantage of adding more loungewear pieces into your weekday wardrobe. Loungewear has become more elevated in recent years and it’s much easier to find chic separates and matching ensembles from your favorite boutique or the official Azzyland shop to have fun with.
Protect Your Eyes & Look Good Doing It
When you’re staring at a computer screen for hours per day, it can cause significant strains to your vision if you’re not protecting your eyes from its blue light. However, exposing yourself to blue light doesn’t have to be harmful thanks to the popularity of blue light glasses.
These glasses are designed to add a layer of protection between you and the screen but thanks to their popularity, many brands have begun designing chic blue light glasses that their customers can seamlessly integrate into their wardrobe. From cat-eye to round minimalist shapes, you don’t have to sacrifice style for comfort and safety.
Make Your Footwear Feel Lush
One of the best parts of the work-from-home lifestyle is the ability to forgo shoes, at least uncomfortable ones. If you want something on the bottom of your feet, try a pair of plush slippers or fluffy socks to help you feel more comfortable while you’re working on those important projects. Embracing comfort while still feeling cute and chic is worth taking advantage of.
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