How to Style a Jumpsuit

Want to streamline your look? Here’s everything you need to know about styling this versatile wardrobe hero

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Sarah Lafarge

How to wear a jumpsuit

If you’ve ever struggled with what to wear in the morning, then we have the answer: invest in a jumpsuit. The all-in-one design of a jumpsuit means you can just dress and go, and not have to worry about styling matching separates.

Jumpsuits come in a wide variety of designs so are suitable for pretty much any occasion: from casual jersey styles for dressed-down days to draped chiffon iterations that can be worn as an alternative to an evening dress.

You’ll find a dusk-till-dawn jumpsuit for whatever you have planned in our latest collection. We’re loving this navy wool-rich jumpsuit from Jaeger that’s perfect for early spring dressing. The luxurious fabric is made with a hint of stretch for added comfort and it can be easily dialled up or down depending on your accessories.

Styling a denim jumpsuit

If you’re thinking about investing in a jumpsuit, denim is a good starting point. Similar to a trusty pair of jeans, a denim jumpsuit can be worn for most occasions simply by switching up your accessories. Elevate with pointed flats and statement earrings, or channel a more laid-back vibe with your favourite trainers.

Our must-buy item for spring? This covetable denim jumpsuit. For a utilitarian edge layer under a classic white T-shirt, adding a pair of buckled flats as a stylish finish for days on the go. Change up for evening by unbuttoning, slipping a lace or silk camisole underneath and finishing the upgrade with sleek kitten-heeled mules.

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How to dress up a jumpsuit

Jumpsuits work well for casual plans, but can look equally on-point for evening wear. Dress up your everyday jumpsuit with statement jewellery pieces and elevated footwear, or invest in a jumpsuit that’s designed specifically for night-time plans.

This draped crepe jumpsuit by Ghost is a case in point. Designed in flattering dark green shade — a softer alternative to black — it has a fitted bodice and a flowing, wide-leg silhouette with an elegant halter neck tie-detail that drapes elegantly at the back.