This spring you cannot go without a co-ord suit. Off to the office in style wearing a flower print suit with a touch of spring

For many years I worked at an office. However in the fashion industry you can get away with almost everything. Some offices though do require a proper attire. I would love be wearing a suit like this, daring, bold and very fashion. It also just makes me happy, compared to all the plain boring suits. And isn’t that the most important part, that you have fun in what you do? Well in what you wear also!

Up to a few years back we would never thought we would be wearing these co-ords again, especially not print on print right? Sets and suits are something of the past, old fashion. But it always comes back one day, isn’t it. Nothing changes more often than fashion and so, we’re back to wearing co-orded printed suits. A real statement outfit which really shows who’s boss (of fashion). It might be a bit too much of fashion for some, but let’s embrace change and choose this style.

“don’t dress to impress. dress to express”

Matching prints can be beautiful but these items can also be combined on their own individually. The blazer can be styles with solid colored slacks or a pencil skirt, or even on a casual jeans with heels. Great for casual Friday. The trousers can be worn with just the blouse, or with a different jacket. Even a biker jacket to spice it up. So it all comes down to combining.

The suit is made of a light woven cotton stretch material and wears very comfortable. The slacks are more like a chino style fit and have a nice length for spring. Though the blazer is more fitted and has a more narrow fit, here I am wearing a size 48 (UK 20). Underneath the suit I am wearing a striped shirt. Why not add another print? If there is one thing that you can always mix with prints is a matching stripe and so I did. Office ready, let’s go!

blazer & slacks c/o ms mode
sandals wide fit Primark
purse H&M
sunnies boetiekshop