Texturise your work attire choices by choosing romantic fabrics such as tulle and lace. Choose a fitted frock in a deep colour to remain appropriate for the workplace, and accessorise sparingly.

Plaid is huge this seasion, but if you’re worried that it might look too masculine, incorporate subtle details that can feminise the look. Here, a cascading line of ruffles adds a little girlishness to the shift dress.

Florals will never fade in fashion, given their versatility and ability to brighten up your look easily. Choose one with a more fitted silhouette and a longer length for the office.

Tweed has the poor reputation of feeling old and stuffy, but by choosing the right pieces and styling them properly, you can still look youthful. Find a tweed dress that incorporates another fabric, like this dress, and contrast it with modern gold accessories.

Say hello to the new workhorse of your wardrobe. A knitted midi dress can be worn in a whole multitude of ways. You can throw on a grey blazer, wear it under a printed corset, or use it as a base to show off your jewellery.

Given that it is universally flattering, there’s no reason not to embrace the wrap dress. Throw it together with a leather tote and a pair of kitten heels and you’re all ready for the office.

Add a touch of luxe with a pleated velvet dress. The flared skirt silhouette allows you more ease and motion, and the dusty blue colour is a great colour to look professional.

Simplicity is all it takes at times, and this dress steps in to help you simplify your outfit. Fitted and flattering, you’ll be a vision of easy elegance and professionalism.

For when the bosses aren’t around, play it a little more casual by choosing a halterneck dress. The black straps on this design still maintain an air of gravitas and decorum, while the floaty fabric and A-line cut gives you plenty of room to move around easily.