Fall work outfits are a bit of a relief after the long, humid summer season. You can stop wondering just how much exposed skin is too much and add on all the office-appropriate layers without becoming a sweaty mess in the summer sun. Moral of the story: Office fashion is in its element during fall. That makes right now coincidentally the perfect time to start thinking up some fresh new fall outfits that are sure to impress your colleagues as you trickle back into the office.

Since the topic of what to wear is the big question also blowing up my group chats, I figured I'd share my recommendations if you too will be gearing up for a return this fall.

Whether you're in the corporate world or in a creative field, I'm sure you'll find something here to make the WFH transition a little less painful. Keep scrolling to see 19 work-ready looks that are sure to bring you tons of compliments.

It's a bit high-maintenance, but an all-white outfit simply exudes confidence.

The perfect work skirt.

Vest suits are the work-appropriate trend we've all been waiting for.

I'm so into the pinstripes.

I'd style this look with heeled loafers.

If the dress code allows, a sleek leather blazer is a nice reprieve from a classic wool topper.

A good leather blazer is a must have for fall.

I can't wait to wear leather pants all fall.

A soft sweater vest is an easy way to achieve both comfort and style.

I'm so here for the back-to-school. vibes of this vest.

A dress is the perfect one-and-done piece when time is of the essence. This one from our latest drop doesn't need much in the way of accessories.

A go-to dress. You can never go wrong.

Big meeting days require a power blouse.

I'm a sucker for satin.

You could get away with wearing this chic outfit every single day.

A pair of leggings chic enough for the office.

A monochrome matching set requires minimal effort and always looks polished.

Who doesn't love a two-piece set?

Style with the matching top.

Yep, you're gonna need a breezy shirtdress for those inevitable warm fall days.

A good shirtdress is a back-to-work essential.

But when the temperatures drop, a graphic sweater and fitted trousers are the way to go.

I need to get my hands on this Khatie sweater.

We're throwing away the whole notion of "no white after Labor Day."

I love a pop of color.

Who could resist this cool color-block look?

There's something so classic about a cable-knit collared sweater.

Neck scarves are the underrated accessories that can really transform an entire look.

It adds instant sophistication with little effort.

A great scarf for under $20.

Wear this set with a blazer and heels on the weekday and with sneakers on the weekend.

I'd style this skirt with knee high leather boots.

Try adding a plissé piece to your work uniform—it's subtle drama that's easy to pull off.

This is the type of top I would wear all the time.

Jumpsuits can be suitable for the office too. Just look for versions with sharp tailoring like crisp collars and clean lines.

Style with heeled boots and silver jewelry.

Your staple pieces don't have to be sterile—take this asymmetric skirt as a good example.

This Pixie Market skirt is very similar to the one above.

Another outfit you could easily get away with wearing every day.

I'll take these in every color please.

Embrace the season's suiting trend with a strong power suit.

Pristine.

Style with the matching blazer.