Journal

A long day of standing, walking, talking and presenting calls for an outfit that looks professional and stays comfortable all day. Here is how to go about it.

Working from home invites joggers and a hoodie, but people who dress with care often work with more focus. Here is how to combine comfort with a professional look.

More and more offices accept jeans, but there is a big difference between denim that looks professional and denim that smells of the weekend. Here is how to tell the difference.

A housewarming is informal, but you meet new neighbours, friends of friends and sometimes colleagues. Here is how to dress relaxed and still polished.

Black trousers are the most versatile piece in your wardrobe. Five winter combinations, from office to dinner, plus tips on shoes and care.

In the fitting room everything seems to fit fine, until you wear it at home. With these checks you know within five minutes whether a garment really fits.

The heating is low, the air conditioning blows or you sit by the window. Here is how to stay warm in a cold office and still look polished, without hiding in a thick sweater.

In January everything looks like a bargain, but a garment you do not wear is always too expensive. With this approach you buy only what really improves your wardrobe in the sales.

No reindeer or fairy lights, but still that warm, festive feeling. Here is how to choose knitwear that suits a Christmas drinks party just as well as a family dinner in December.

Three or four days with family, with a Christmas dinner, a brunch, a walk and a lazy day on the sofa. Here is how to pack one suitcase that can handle all those moments.

A Christmas brunch is festive, but it is still morning. Here is how to choose an outfit that suits a laid table just as well as a winter walk afterwards.

Festive chic appears more and more often on invitations to Christmas parties and dinners. What does it mean exactly, and how do you translate it into an outfit that works?