#workwear

#workwear

The campaign tagline is "West x Northwest," and its exactly that. It's denim meets waxed cotton and blanket linings, clothing you'd imagine seeing in The Hateful Eight or in pictures of the bounty hunters that went to grab outlaws like Boone Helm that ran for Canada, not Mexico. It's workwear, yeah, but around here waxed jackets and denim are regarded as highly as the high-fashion stuff.

In the clothing realm, the '90s influence is felt in the return of denim, slip dresses, and,most recently, spicy workwear or "corp sleaze" in TikTok-speak. Silky button-downs, cigarette pants, and even neckties are among the aesthetic's go-tos.In bag form, however, the decade's officewear ethos is encapsulated in boxy, utilitarian totes. And no understated bag was as revered then as Kate Spade's Sam, the first-ever carryall that the label introduced.

Pros Stain defender and anti-wrinkle tech keep these looking fresh between washes Cons Stretchy cotton loses its shape over time Dockers are a classic and you really can't go wrong, especially if you're on the hunt for a quality pair of khakis that won't break the bank. Plus, these don't require ironing and have built-in stain defense (which you know you'll need at some point).

"Comfort isn't the opposite of style, especially with joggers that borrow from tailored trousers. Elastic waists meet tapered ankles and pleated fronts..."

The chore jacket, originally worn by French factory workers, has evolved into a fashion staple embraced by celebrities, marking its shift from workwear to mainstream appeal.