The double breasted suit is a longtime classic that seems to make comeback after comeback. A wardrobe staple with a traditional feel , with accent buttons to give a modern update . Balmain has been a key designer championing the double breasted look, making the angular shape of its jacket a key symbol and trademark aesthetic of the brand. High street/ designer versions of the style have also been seen in the stores. This chocolate brown suit jacket for men is a recent example of what’s on the high street right now. A versatile unisex design as seen on both men and women , the double breasted blazer is definitely a piece which will be staying on trend for seasons to come.

Waist belted details seem to be a huge trend this season, with 60s influence accents all over the runway. A tie belt or buckle detail is a great way to emphasize the waist and really balance out the body shape. Examples of this can be seen at the Off White spring summer 2019 collection shown below. This trend has been seen on the high street with topshop bringing out a range of belted garments. We are beginning to implement this trend within our designs and look out for this trend being adopted within our new collection corporate workwear designs.

Ruffles have been seen on the catwalks from countless seasons , with countless reincarnations of frilly accents. The trend forecasters at ecouture predict that ruffles will play a key part in the future trends of corporate uniform . Looking at the current catwalk trends, taking elements from them and adapting them into pieces suitable for the corporate world.