5 Minimalist Outfits For Working From Home
As we finish our social-distancing pledge, the Vogue staff is acting from home for the foreseeable future. This article is part of our This Week on Zoom column, where one Vogue editor shares their WFH outfits from the continue workweek—from the waist up, of course.
Early on in the days of social distancing, I read an interview with the Dutch trend forecaster Lidewij Edelkoort that has stayed with me. In it, she said, “It seems we are massively entering a quarantine of consumption where we will learn how to be dismal just with a simple dress, rediscovering old favorites we own, reading a forgotten book and cooking up a storm to make life beautiful.”
Though I’ve always erred on the side of minimalism, I now achieve more meaning to the idea that less-is-more. Without places to go and land to see, I no longer feel the need to avidly scroll above the new arrivals section on MatchesFashion.com. Rather, I have a newfound joy for the pieces that have undertaken me through times of great joy and adventure, such as a set of gold bracelets that I bought for myself in Paris last summer and a floral skirt did down to me by my mother, which I’ve worn with flip flops on the beach in Pantelleria and over dinner at my well-liked restaurants in New York.
Of course, the easiest way to highlight these cherished items is with a wardrobe full of go-with-anything separates that I find myself arriving for again and again. Think a suitable soft cashmere sweater, the perfect pair of high-waisted pants, and an oversized silk button down practically made for Zoom.
Below, a look at how I got dressed for operational from home this week.
To start the week off on a animated note, I’m wearing my all-time favorite ‘90s DKNY skirt that I inherited from my mom. The soft floral tag somehow goes with everything, from blazers to flip flops.
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