Photos of Beautiful Work-From-Home Spaces

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• The most important part of this work space is its views.
• Jacquemus knitted stripe dress
• Stylist WFH Outfit: Ilaria Urbinati
• Stylist WFH Outfit: Krisana Sotelo
• WORK FROM HOME models around the world (Online boudoir photoshoot)
• Stylist WFH Outfit: Karla Welch
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"On good days I love doubling up on print with a preppy shirt and comfy, swishy midi skirt," the editorial stylist, whose worked on projects for BOYY X My Theresa and Rixo, tells TZR. Understandably, she says she's given up on her hair and has consistency been sporting a top knot. "I have a couple of fluoro pairs from Aussie brand Jac+Jack which are the softest, happiness inducing addition to any outfit." "As a freelancer I’ve had a home office for years, so I’m no stranger to rolling out of bed and getting dressed just to ‘clock in’ to the room next door," Shiona Turini, freelance stylist whose worked with both Elle and Marie Claire, costume designer, and consultant, tells TZR. "As circumstances would have it, I’m still living out of my suitcase that I traveled with over fashion week. So, my temporary and very random closet ranges from full Versace looks to workout wear." She says when she wants to feel fancy, her Sleeper set takes her from the bedroom to her faux boardroom. With only a suitcase of clothing to work with, I’ve had to mix and match and have also mastered the art of outfit repeating.

And stylists, those who operate behind the scenes of the fashion industry are resetting the ways they operate. Over the last month, Hailey Bieber's stylist Maeve Reilly has highlighted the contrast, sharing the model's 2019 Met Gala look, a backless Alexander Wang gown, alongside iPhone outtakes from what would have been Bieber's Coachella looks this year, worn only at home in a closet. As stylists work from home, their outfits have also undergone a transformation. And, since unsurprisingly, their personal style is just as noteworthy as the creations they bring to life through their work, they're an ideal source for practical looks to re-inspire you.

The most important part of this work space is its views.

For colors, she's sticking to a color palette of neutrals mixed in with black and white. "These colors make me feel put together and styled up without effort," the London-based stylist, who works with Daniel Radcliffe and Aimee Lou Wood, explains. "I’ve created a little lockdown capsule wardrobe, everything goes with each other making getting ready and feeling good easier in the morning." She wears her Jil Sander oversized sheepskin sliders daily. "They’re like an outdoor slipper and because they’re oversized, they make a basic outfit feel elevated and fun." "These days, I've been leaning heavily on a vintage pair of white Levi's 555 for its guys straight, loose-fit that feigns the comfortability of sweats, but is still semi-tailored," Brie Welch, editorial stylist whose worked on shoots for Into The Gloss and Vogue Italia, tells TZR. "Worn with a rotating potpourri of vintage tees, like this boxy Mickey Mouse one, or a classic striped button down." For jewelry, she's wearing gold Loren Stewart and Ariel Gordon chains.

After all, these stylists always know the coolest brands and best of-the-moment pieces, it's all part of the job. With that being said, below find WFH looks from 29 stylists to try out at home. Two-piece knit tracksuits and cotton sweats are what celebrity stylist Aimée Croysdill is wearing on repeat.

Jacquemus knitted stripe dress

"I was not planning on a two, three, or even four month stay," Saltzman, celebrity stylist whose clients include Sandra Oh and Gwyneth Paltrow. "But I'm forever grateful that I'm lucky enough to be in our bungalow in Southampton with part of my family. My beautiful boys are with me." Luckily, she brought a few of her staples along with her. "You can ask anyone that knows me about my uniform. It's a silk white shirt, black velvet blazer by Bella Freud and Michael Kors flare pants. "I've been wearing this black velvet suit on all of my Zoom calls," Saltzman laughs about over our phone call. "I'm currently living in sweats and lounge wear," Reilly, celebrity stylist whose clients include Hailey Bieber and Ciara, tells TZR. "I can't even imagine putting on jeans right now! I really just want to be as comfortable as possible." She says she's loving the Skims Cozy Collection, and also wearing a lot of Joah Brown crop tops and Livin Cool sweatpants.

"I was living in sweatpants, tight scoop-neck tops, and Crocs, but now that it’s warmer I’ve started wearing flowy elastic waist skirts and tank tops," Sissy Sainte-Marie, editorial stylist who works with brands like Vince and Rhode, tells TZR. "I usually wearing a kerchief every day because I’m using this time to grow out my bangs. Sometimes I’ll randomly throw on very high heels so I don’t forget how to walk in them." "I think we can all agree that there are many moods we are feeling during this time," Theodora, celebrity and editorial stylist who works with Barbara Palvin and Bambi Northwood-Blyth, states. "Comfort is really key to me, and I'm really passionate about wearing colors to boost your mood. I've been wearing a lot of rose-quartz pink, which emanates love and healing. And I'm wearing a lot of blues, as the color reflects protective energy." Ade Samuel likes to pull out her chicest PJs while working from home. "While at home, I typically love to be in loungewear, for me, it's all about an oversized t-shirt, silk pajamas, or a caftan," Samuel, celebrity stylist who works with Justine Skye and Michael B. Jordan, tells TZR.

Stylist WFH Outfit: Ilaria Urbinati

For me, Wednesdays are the most jam packed when it comes to Zoom gatherings, and it’s also the day I have one-on-ones with two of my bosses. I wanted to look the most professional I could, while being in the comfort of my own home. "My shelter in place uniform has been very ‘jazzercise' working girl," Solange Franklin, celebrity and editorial stylist, who works with Solange Knowles and on publications such as Vogue Mexico and Elle UK, explains. "A trench always makes me feel like I’m handling business. I pair it with treaded slippers so I can dash out to chase the sun for a quick walk around the block while fully covering my yoga-at-the-drop-of-a-hat second skin."

"My work from home uniform is almost identical to what I wear to work normally with the exception that instead of sneakers I'm in slippers," the stylist, whose clients include Billie Eilish and Katy Perry, tells TZR. "I absolutely love London designer Ashley Williams's playful sweatsuit sets, I think I own all of them, and also pieces from Los Angeles brand Lefthand." Like you, many stylists turned to comfortable staples like sweats during the early stages of quarantine, however, they're finding creative ways to make at-home dressing their own. Some are pulling out sleek blazers and dreamy dresses from their closets. And even if they are still opting for PJs and cozy sweatpants, they're lounging around in the most fashion-forward iterations.

Stylist WFH Outfit: Krisana Sotelo

Our world-class proprietary tech and infrastructure powers our extensive portfolio of beauty,... Puty Puar's home office has tons of personality, with the trinkets and colorful books giving off happy energy. The focal point of Insider reporter Darcy Schild's home office is her lattice desk, which she's decorated with a few knick-knacks in a similar color scheme. The all-white aesthetic of Adrianna Zielińska's desk is disrupted by pops of red and gold.

For me, the biggest challenge has been in striking the right balance between laidback and polished, so that I’m dressed comfortably enough for an afternoon on my couch, while still looking presentable enough to meet with my colleagues at Vogue on Zoom. As we continue our social-distancing pledge, the Vogue staff is working from home for the foreseeable future. This article is part of our This Week on Zoom column, where one Vogue editor shares their WFH outfits from the previous workweek—from the waist up, of course. Even if you don't feel that you meet every requirement listed in this job description, we still encourage you to apply. THG is a fast-moving, global technology business that specialises in taking brands direct to consumers.

WORK FROM HOME models around the world (Online boudoir photoshoot)

Some stylists found it difficult to wear "real" clothes at the beginning of quarantine. "I won’t lie, the first couple of weeks I completely lived in pajamas, baggy t-shirts and sweatpants," Amador, celebrity stylist who works closely with Lady Gaga, explains to TZR. "Regardless of my outfit, the one thing you can always find me wearing is a selection of jewelry." "I wear a lot of black in my mostly neutral beige home," Turner, editorial and costume stylist who works with artists like Claire Elise Boucher and Lorely Rodriguez , explains. "I've been wearing a black Victorian goth house dress from Raquel Allegra. I highly recommend Racquel Allegra to anyone seeking a luxuriously, comfortable look." And she's been wearing a mask from La-based brand Phlemuns. Samantha Burkhart, celebrity stylist, is trying to keep things as normal as possible with her dressing.

After trying this comfort-first, cozy-luxe look the week prior with a pair of slides, I decided to bring it back this week, only this time with a pair of fuzzy flip flops. If there was ever a time to wear furry thongs—an impulsive sale purchase that has now become one of my most prized at-home fashion possessions—it’s now. To start Monday off, I chose a bright orange pair, adding a much needed pop of color to what has become my usual neutral color palette. And although my colleagues wouldn’t be able to see on our video call, the act of putting them on alone brought me satisfaction. Plus they conveniently matched the vintage, mid-century chair I had been using at my desk. To top it off, I threw on a graphic sweater (great for waist-up Zooms) and a pair of wide-leg pull-ons complete with back pockets.