Living in a big city means having a busy schedule. You leave your home in the morning, go to work, have business meetings, various other tasks that you need to do, and end the day with a nice dinner, a small party, or a huge event. Life can be very busy; there is no time to change, and that is why you need pieces in your wardrobe that suit many different occasions.

Sometimes it’s a matter of styling; sometimes you don’t even have to do that, as they stand on their own and are perfect just the way they are.

This season, adding a scarf to your outfit is one of the most popular trends. Fashion influencers in Dubai, London, Paris and all around the world pair it with blazers, dresses, shorts, and trousers. Wearing a scarf as a belt can redefine a waistline and create a shape, giving an outfit a bright but elegant accent.

It could soften tailored looks or add structure to relaxed fits. We suggest going further and wearing a stole as part of the silhouette that gives more options of styling.

Although we recommend adding elegant necklaces for the day and more luxurious chokers for the evening to soften the exposed shoulders and décolletage area of the outfit. The corset-and-pants combination works well for business or creative meetings.

A perfect pairing for our corset is wide, extra-long pants that balance the dressy, elegant open shoulders in the outfit. The color combinations could be navy blue, ivory, or white. Wear flat shoes with pointed toes to maintain the elegance of the look, yet keep it comfortable for the whole day. Let the asymmetrical cut do the talking and keep accessories minimal.

Nude strapless corset 

First of all, corsets have made a huge comeback this season. We see them everywhere: couture collections, regular ready-to-wear, wedding dresses, street styles, and red carpets. This Victorian-inspired piece can strengthen your confident femininity. Corsets have sculptural silhouettes that make them strict and confident, yet still soft and romantic. Our nude beige corset has an asymmetrical button-front closure and a sculptural pointed hem.

We’ve already talked about how blazers have been hyping this season, redefining power dressing. Today, the blazer symbolizes balance and composure; it also moves easily between work and evening while keeping a sense of power. It is a modern armor — from early calls to midnight plans. That’s why we couldn’t help but include this special piece in our Top 3.

The silhouette of the blazer makes it already a standalone piece, so try to style it simply, keeping the blazer as a central part. Wear it with a maxi skirt and a tank for daytime, and buttoned over lingerie and a short skirt for a more night version. Add sleek hair, high heels, and a small bag. This could be an option to wear to creative industry events and after-work cocktails.

Our beige pinstripe blazer has a classic collar, long sleeves, front button closure, and two side pockets. The most fascinating part is the back with a slit that gives the piece an architectural feel and a sense of movement.

The floor-length fit visually elongates the body, small slits at the bottom give the piece a fluidity, side pockets and a tailored waistband makes the pants functional. This is exactly what you need when your day moves quickly from meetings to evening plans.

The last piece in our article is the wide-leg brown and choco pants. We talked about them a lot, so you can find many arguments that this piece is very trendy right now. The wide-leg brown pants perfectly capture the autumn mood you need this season. The design of the piece has a mid-waisted cut.

Brown pants have many possibilities for styling. For the office, pair them with a crisp white shirt or a top; for dinner, replace it with a satin blouse or a cropped blazer.

When it comes to bags, choose structure — a compact top-handle or a sharp mini bag works best. And don’t skip jewelry, gold tones pair naturally with brown’s warmth.
A more unexpected way of styling is to wear a full monochrome brown outfit. Based on Vogue’s recent Fall 2025 report, minimalism this season feels more expressive and textured. Pair brown pieces in different tones together, and play with materials: add a suede bag and a cotton or satin top.