How to look stylish and cosy in the office or at home this winter

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High waisted trousers, £119, Mirla Beane; Leather trousers, £389, Baukjen; Cotton blend trousers, £225, Filippa KWhilst the chunky boot is the practical shoe of choice this winter, you may not work somewhere that would welcome a lug sole.

A sleek ankle boot will do the trick, and will neatly tuck into trousers. You needn’t go for sky high heels (lockdown has taught us to value comfort above anything else) as a slight heel will still look elegant and will be as comfortable as the heavier options.Leather boots, £189, Alohas; Suede boots, £325, Russell & Bromley; Leather boots, £135, VagabondA slimline sweater is an easy option when thinking of office dressing and tends to look polished, but a chunky knit can also work if paired with the right pieces.

Tailored trousers and pleated skirts will smarten up a chunky Aran or pair a sleeveless knit with a crisp white shirt for the new take on cosy officewear.Cotton and wool blend sleeveless jumper, £119, Whistles; Mohair blend cardigan, £119, LK Bennett; Wool and cashmere jumper, £89.95, Massimo DuttiIf you’re attached to your shirts, layer one over a roll neck - this styling trick will introduce another texture and potentially colour to your outfit.

M&S do great ribbed roll necks in an array of colours, and Jigsaw’s bright wool polos will ensure the extra layer will keep the warmth in.Cotton shirt, £69, Cos; Cotton shirt, £65, & Other Stories with Wool polo neck, £65, Jigsaw; Poplin shirt, £59, Arket with Ribbed polo neck, £24.99, H&MFor a proper coat, you’ll need to invest a little money - wool will always be the warmest, the smartest and the most hard wearing and as a result often comes in above the £200 mark.