Top Tips For Autumn Dressing With Emma Willis

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The weather is getting chillier, the days are getting shorter and autumn is officially upon us. While many of us might be missing the warmer months, autumn provides a great opportunity to do a little seasonal fashion clear out. Big coats and cosy loungewear are all back in, meaning you can banish short sleeves and sandals to the back of your wardrobe and embrace the new season in style.

With many of us working from home, the timing is perfect for a wardrobe refresh. Juggling work and domestic tasks can make our standards slip when it comes to our clothing – fortunately, we’ve put together some ideas for how you can jazz up your look for autumn, with a little help from the latest Emma Willis collection with Next.

Featuring oversized coats, comfy loungewear and heritage classics, the TV star’s latest collection contains a range of autumn staples that are perfect for working from home.

EMBRACE HERITAGE STYLES

Checked blazers and tweed jackets are making a comeback this autumn, reminiscent of a nostalgic heritage style that is both timeless and classy.

Blazers can be dressed down with a pair of jeans or trainers for a more smart-casual vintage vibe, perfect for days when you might need to head into the office or look smart from the waist-up on a Zoom call.

Turtlenecks go really well with a heritage style blazer for a work-appropriate, sophisticated look. This autumn sees the return of warm neutral tones: creams and camels, beiges and tans cater to a variety of tastes, and are a perfect match with a patterned jacket to avoid a clash.

Emma Willis Autumn Next Collection

UP YOUR ANKLE BOOT GAME

Boots are an absolute autumn staple, giving you the support you need when you’re out and about. Ankle boots are a great option to throw on when heading out or taking a much-needed break from your desk; they typically have a relaxed fit and are the perfect accompaniment to your autumn wardrobe if you’re looking for something a little edgier.

Pair them up with a wide leg trouser for a trendy yet comfortable working from home option. The latest Emma Willis Collection features wide leg trousers in a relaxed fit, with plenty of manoeuvrability for your daily tasks:

Emma Willis Autumn Next Collection

INVEST IN PUFFAS

With the colder months approaching, investing in a new winter coat is a must. For ultimate warmth and cosiness it’s hard to beat a padded jacket. A puffer coat in a long, oversized style is loose and easy to move around in, giving you that extra freedom during breaks from your desk.

Emma’s new collection has refreshed the classic style for the new season:

“Last year’s puffer coat was really popular so we’ve decided to do it again but we’ve given it a little makeover! It’s slightly darker khaki, it’s got a bigger neck, bigger hood and we’ve also added in a black colourway!”

That’s the outdoors covered; but what about staying snug inside? It’s important to have plenty of options to keep you feeling cosy, whether you’re hard at work or relaxing over weekends.

Emma Willis Autumn Next Collection

DON’T FORGET LOUNGEWEAR

That’s the outdoors covered; but what about staying snug inside? It’s important to have plenty of options to keep you feeling cosy, whether you’re hard at work or relaxing over weekends.

Possibly the biggest trend of 2020, loungewear is this season’s must-have – a luxurious alternative to pyjamas on meeting-free days. We’d recommend going for something non-restrictive and long-sleeved for maximum warmth.

Stay snug and stylish this autumn with work-appropriate pieces that are relaxed and comfortable. For more autumnal and working from home staples, shop the Emma Willis Collection from Next online, also available in stores, and check out Seen In The City’s round-up of must-have clothes for your quarantine wardrobe.

Natasha Colyer
Natasha Colyerhttps://seeninthecity.co.uk
My name is Natasha and I am the Editor and Founder of Seen in the City. I have always loved to express myself creatively, most particularly through my writing, and after working for a number of other companies including Vogue and My Chic City I decided to head out on my own and Seen in the City was born. You can contact me on natasha@seeninthecity.co.uk

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