Gigi Hadid can pull up just about anything and this slouchy jumpsuit is no different.
I don’t know about you, but I’m not sure that Britain is going to get the summer we’d hoped for. Call me pessimistic but it’s becoming a bit of a rollercoaster trying to keep up with the forecast. Most of the time my morning routine consist of staring at my wardrobe whilst glancing down at the weather app on my phone, trying to work out what will work from now until the evening without getting caught in the rain or chill. Come to think of it, a lot of my mornings year round are spent staring at my wardrobe and the pile of clothes (I may as well be honest) regardless. But, I’ve finally come to the conclusion that the all-in-one/jumpsuit/overall/one-piece (versatile by name and versatile by nature) is here to save the day.
Why? Well, I just love how much you can do with a jumpsuit. Wear it open with a tee or cami underneath. Why not roll the sleeves up for a more relaxed approach? Or perhaps even channel your local mechanic, undo the top half and tie it around your waist. The world is your oyster and the time it takes you to decide and get dressed *should* decrease now that you’ve got the top and bottom half covered.
With colourful trainers and accessories, Monikh leads the way to Autumn dressing.
Charlotte wears a fun star print jumpsuit with a gorgeous open-back detail.
In fact, the jumpsuit is the all-occasions component for everyone. It can be worn to a wedding, the pub, around the house, your mate’s baby shower, your mate’s date as a chaperone (true story), the list is endless. There are so many styles to choose from and choosing a linen for summer and a wool for winter helps you go the distance. Plus, you can just throw on a jumper or leather jackets on over the top of your style of choice when weather gets cooler. Easy!
Nailing that utility trend with a soft organic cotton in a washed out khaki shade.
There are a lot of workwear-inspired jumpsuits out there and this one is one of my favourites. The rich tone of this suit begs for leather accessories and I love the ankle and waist cinching ties.
The hardware on this jumpsuit is just right and nicely spaced and the cropped length is perfect for what we still have left of summer.
Ok, so this suit could also tie into an evening piece with the right accessories – all thanks to the balloon sleeves, wide leg and rich jewel tone of the fabric.
Great with a tee or shirt layered underneath, this FRAME jumpsuit calls out to the 70’s shapes with the collar, nipped in waist and flared legs.
This one is bound to start many conversations. Apart from the obvious high-waist detail, let’s enjoy the washed out indigo and the panelled loose fit. This would be great with a cream bag or shoes.
With a sustainably sourced cotton, Stella McCartney does it again with this jumpsuit designed to looks like separates. During Autumn this would look great under a big wool coat.
How good does this Mango number look with black Western boots?
I can’t get over how much I love this jumpsuit. I love the paper-bag texture, I love the drawstring ankles, the pleated waist and the mid-length sleeves. Looks great with simple black accessories too!
The relaxed cut and fit of this jumpsuit screams comfort and appears so effortless in its proportions. The drawstring waistband ensures you can create a silhouette and the simple design is a blank canvas for some sleek accessorising.
Clean and simple, this Reformation jumpsuit asks for minimal accessories and the linen fabric is so breathable and perfect for warm days.
I’m a huge RAEY fan so it’s impossible to find something I don’t like. Today is no different so please see this excellent zip-in number with its loose fit and long length. Gold chunky jewellery and hardware would look great with this.
A step away from the previous item, this Norma Kamali jumpsuit continues her figure hugging legacy with a kicked out flare to accentuate the silhouette. I love the roll-neck on this and imagine it must be incredibly comfortable with the jersey fabric construction.
Minimal, clean and versatile. What more could you want when dipping your toe into the trend of the jumpsuit.
Dress this denim Reformation style up with heels and statement earrings or down with chunky boots and a leather jacket.
It’s interesting to see a jumpsuit with a square neckline and I love the colour palette of this Kitri jumpsuit. The volumous sleeves add a playful element to this piece.
Incredibly chic, this jumpsuit boasts a great shape and nips in beautifully at the waist to elongate the legs. I love the large polka dot print.
Relaxed and effortless. COS keeps providing us with great pieces and this jumpsuit adds another to their roster.
You don’t get 16Arlington without a bit of jazz. This jumpsuit needs no introduction and minimal accessorising.
Just add heels and standout jewellery and you’re set!
It’s hard to get fitted satin right but this jumpsuit from Rivet Utility nails it. The straight leg and slim fit is subtle yet demure and allows for some great gold jewellery options for styling.
All hail the sequin bustier jumpsuit for the party season. I’d love to get this out on the dancefloor (and still be in bed by 10pm).
