After a long work week, all you want to do is kick off those pumps, trade your pencil skirts for jeans, and give your office-appropriate suiting a 48-hour vacation. You’ve spent the last five days dreaming of your off-duty wardrobe that, in your opinion, doesn’t get nearly enough time in the sun. TGIF, amiright? Though your weekend wears may be comprised of a stellar collection of denim, slouchy cashmere sweaters you’ve stolen from boyfriends past, and sneakers for days, you might not want to look like you just rolled out of bed even if you have. Try keeping it classic; don’t be afraid of mixing tailored pieces with slouchy favorites, and remember that there are few looks that aren’t made perfectly weekend friendly with a pair of well-loved low-top kicks. Getting that enviable off-duty look is as easy as can be just look at the stylish ladies below. Maybe it’s about adding a statement piece to that jeans-and-T-shirt look you wear so well. Or, perhaps it’s a more casual way of wearing yes your office attire. No matter what your go-to style is when you’re off the clock, check out these ways to kick it up a notch.
Dress down that longer silhouette with a bodysuit layer and brightly colored high-top sneakers.
When opting for a denim-on-denim look, seek a pair of jeans with an interesting pattern or embroidery to mix up textures.
Put a pair of tailored jeans with a sweater and casual army-style jacket.
When going for denim and a leather jacket, look for unexpected colors like a light-wash jean and white outerwear layer.
Have a pair of white jeans in rotation to mix and match with your arsenal of striped tops. Add a bit of flare with sparkly flats.
Need an extra something to go with your jeans and T-shirt for off-duty weekends? Look no further than the bomber jacket one of the season’s biggest trends.
If jeans aren’t your thing, style your miniskirt with a casual sweater and cropped jacket. Finish your look off with a pair of classic sneakers.
Keep your weekend look tailored with a pair of trousers. Dress down your outfit by styling the pants with a T-shirt, bomber, and pair of sneakers.
Jeans and a T-shirt provide an awesome base to try out new trends. This spring, consider pajama dressing and try a kimono or loungewear-inspired top layer.
The classics are a no-brainer: Go for a slouchy cashmere sweater, a pair of ripped skinny jeans, and high-top sneakers. On chillier days, throw a thin black coat into the mix.
With denim and sneaks, consider a statement coat to take your weekend look to the next level.
