How to Nail Your Work Wardrobe

Start the week strong with a classic silhouette. A piece like the Hudson Dress is streamlined but still interesting with the architectural details of the cap sleeves and cutout neckline. Add a statement cuff and structured satchel, and the ensemble works just as well for slaying in a meeting as it does for a one-on-one interview.

Bring your A game to the boardroom in the Bowery Dress. With edgy leather accents and an exposed back zipper, the piece exudes power. All you need are touches of bold metal hardware in the form of jewelry to bring the don't-mess-with-me vibe.

Give your dresses a break and go for sophisticated separates, like the Elizabeth Top and Franklin Skirt. The draped fit and unexpected pop of color on the top make this look ideal for power meetings and happy hours alike.

A sleek, tailored piece like the Madison Dress is daytime appropriate, but throw on your highest heels and it will take you straight from desk to dinner and beyond.