We must admit, in these days of enforced seclusion, carefully choosing the look to show off to face a new day of smart working is often the least of our thoughts, but the fact that we have to stay locked in the house does not force us to throw in the towel and give up style for good.
Innbamboo's Style Studio®, along with wardrobe expert Alessandra Fragiotta, reveal a few basic rules to dress well at home, try to lift our mood and make our working hours a little more pleasant.
How to dress for working from home?
Welcome comfort, of course, but better not to give in to laziness. Whether you work alone in front of the PC or are waiting for yet another call with the boss, whether you have to attend school meetings online or greet your friends on Skype, it takes little to build looks that perfectly combine comfort and style.
Here's how to compose theperfect keyboardoutfit: for a new workday in the sign of comfort, favor garments with soft fabrics that don't squeeze the form.
Does staying at home mean giving up enjoying all those nice things in our wardrobe?
Absolutely not. All the smartworkers should not lose touch with good habits: taking care of certain details can have a positive psychological implication and can be a great help in facing the most repetitive days. Choosing a well-groomed, comfortable and colorfuloutfit is not only a way to present ourselves properly to those who see us through the PC, but it is above all a rewarding gesture.
Why not wear a nice pastel-colored pullover with a pleated skirt in spring patterns, or pair a nice shirt with a maxi collar with a comfortable jumpsuit? The more daring ones can try putting a jacket over a nightgown, while the sporty ones can finally show off a soft velvet jumpsuit.
In all these outfits, a warm and colorful Bamboo scarf to wrap around the neck, or used as a turban. It is essential to always focus on color to ignite enthusiasm: a good choice is the Contrast line, which with its vitamin mix improves the mood.
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