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Co-ords are the ultimate cheat code for chic dressing - 11 office-appropriate styles to buy for summer

Co-ords are the ultimate cheat code for chic dressing - 11 office-appropriate styles to buy for summer

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Looking for your next hard working wardrobe update? Co-ords are my ultimate cheat code for getting dressed quickly, whilst still looking put together.
Not only are they perfect for holiday packing – especially if you're only travelling with carry-on luggage – but best of all they're great for throwing on when you're heading into the office.
There's something about a matching set that looks effortlessly smart and I especially enjoy cramming mine into my gym bag the night before an early class. It's compact and I don't need to think about my outfit combination at all – consider it your answer to fuss free planning.
But the real beauty of a two-piece is that you can wear each element separately to create even more looks with other pieces in your wardrobe, making them a worthy investment.
The high street has a plethora of affordable versions this season. These are the ones I have my eye on now.
Mango waistcoat £89.99
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Mango skirt £79.99
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Next asymmetric top £35
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Next jeans £45
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John Lewis top £35
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John Lewis skirt £39
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