As COVID-19 has forced people to spend more time at home, one of the parts of daily life impacted has been office style. How might Zoom meetings and remote working reshape workwear in the long term? And what role can fashion play in creating a sense of normality post-lockdown?

As people spend more time at home under lockdown, loungewear is experiencing solid growth. But beyond being just a comfortable indoor option, they’re becoming a status symbol for shoppers – Entireworld’s pastel hues and eco-friendly basics tap sustainability-keen luxury buyers.

The pandemic has caused many to realise the value of freedom and peace of mind, particularly in the case of health and safety. Tapping into this, luxury fashion designer Phillip Lim has launched a collection called ‘Live Free', combining the comfort of athleisure with an anti-bacterial add-on.

Gardening has grown in 2020 as people seek to reconnect with the outside world and socialize at a distance. As fashion brands seek to accommodate people’s new hobbies, gardening wear for men is on the rise, characterized by functional, durable pieces with plenty of pockets.