
Remember 2020, when school was online, and we usually joined from our childhood beds, half asleep and praying the teacher wouldn’t call on us? Well… 2020 is back, except now it’s 2026 and we are experiencing a remote world in our corporate jobs. So, we can’t wear our pajamas every day like online school, but what if we could wear clothes that were as comfortable as pajamas but as cute as a corporate outfit?
A Comfy Chic
A day in the life of a remote worker usually consists of sitting at a desk in your office or bedroom for 8 hours a day, and the occasional breath of fresh air – leaving your apartment to go get coffee and experience a change of scenery.
If it were up to the majority of the female population, we would all wear sweatpants every day of our lives. Unfortunately, sweatpants aren’t part of the “corporate” dress code, but stores like Aritzia, Brandy Melville and Urban Outfitters make it possible to wear clothing items that are as comfortable as sweatpants but more corporate-appropriate.

The Tops
The tops are the easiest item of clothing to be stylish, corporate-friendly and comfortable. Realistically, the more basic, the better. Below are just a few options of the comfy chic look we’re all going for in the workforce.
Aritzia – Nominee Satin Blouse

Aritzia – Enigma Top

Brandy Mellville – The Zoe Cardigan

Brandy Mellville – The Zoe Cable Knit Cardigan

The Bottoms
Aritzia – The Lodge Pant

Aritzia – The Parker Palazzo Pant

Brandy Mellville – The Maisy Pant

Brandy Mellville – Sephira Polka Dots Midi Skirt

Accesories & Shoes
Aritzia – The Finch Trench Coat

Aritzia – Sperry x Aritzia AO Boat Shoe

Brandy Mellville – Roses Headband

Brandy Mellville – Leopard Headband

Business on the top, Party on the bottom
The modern work-from-home wardrobe blends polish with personality. While the camera frames the blazer, button-down, or sleek knit top, the off-screen tells another story. The idea behind feeling luxurious is all about feeling comfortable and cozy while working your typical business job.
The goal isn’t to look overly styled, it’s to look naturally pulled together.
Accessories finish the look and tie it all together. Gold hoops, slick buns, or a basic lip combo can transform even the most relaxed outfit into something meeting-ready. It’s less about impressing others and more about stepping into a version of yourself that feels capable and composed in the workforce.
At the end of the day, the balance between business and comfort is what truly matters; everything else is just a personal add-on.
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