There's nothing worse than staring at your wardrobe in the morning (or the night before, if you're feeling super organised), and hating everything in sight. Fine, you could wear that same shirt again, but what about an alternative solution? You don't always want to wear that plain white blouse, do you?
Thankfully, we've discovered a solution in the form of one high-street store that appears to be nailing the alternative office shirt. Mango has just released a range of cool shirts that are totally work-appropriate but will also give you serious fashion points.
From chic, leopard-print tops to cool, striped poplin blouses with great bow details, there are plenty to choose from that will help you feel more inspired when getting dressed in the morning. Click through our gallery below for some of our favourites.
The frill makes this blouse.
So chic.
A perfect Friday workwear outfit that will take you through to the evening.
Simple and elegant.
Minimalistic fans, this one's for you.
Wear oversize with skinny jeans.
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