Now more than ever, the office siren look has been taking off. Outfits and accessories like midi-length pleated skirts and bayonetta glasses that were once outdated are now part of our on and off duty looks. The latest “very demure, very mindful” trend went viral after Tik Tok creator Jools Lebron posted a video giving tips on “demure” ways to dress for your workplace, so here’s how you can do it with office-ready Thai fashion brands whether you’re a 9-5er or wfh worker. 

 

 

From the team behind the “it” beachwear label Gigi Beach Babes, Aimer Woman takes a classic approach to their design, pulling from trends while maintaining an overall timeless silhouette that makes their items easy to pair with the rest of your closet. You’ll find everything from 90s dark wash jeans and off-the-shoulder long sleeves to pinstripe dress shirts that’ll keep your co-workers guessing whether you’re sporting PJs on the zoom call. Prices start at B890. 

 

 

With a variety of skirts, slacks, vests, and blazers, Fashion Store is the one-stop-shop for first jobbers and those looking for a smart interview outfit. Since they’ve got a plenty of colorways from earth tones to pastels, it’s easy to mix and match the items. Their contemporary leaning silhouettes like cropped blazers and floor length tube skirts keeps things formal yet flattering. Prices start at B399. 

 

 

One of the more budget friendly options of the bunch, Mango Six Clothing is the middle ground between a cafe hopping fit and meeting up with clients for a quick lunch. Their vintage dress shorts with a free detachable belt (B290) is an absolute steal, and their wrinkle-free sweater vest (B390) will give you that chic Emily in Paris fantasy. 

 

 

Kinda Rare weaves in affordable Korean and Japanese-inspired clothing items perfect for those transitioning from the student to post-grad crisis phase. Their outfits kill two birds with one stone: modest enough for non-conservative office environment while being adaptable enough to work into your weekend gatherings. Build your basics from their classic cardigan (B560) and dress it down with a pair of jeans or elevate it with their pleated sassy skirt (B470).

 

 

Speaking of K-fashion, Chubby Girl BKK features trendy and size-inclusive items for their customers—quite a deal for a range of styles. From stripe pants (B399) to billowy pink flower tops (B459) and pastel tweed jackets (B499), you can easily put together a sweet and sophisticated look with this one.

 

 

Who says you can’t sport knitwear in Thailand? Though it might be a struggle if you have to brave the afternoon sun, it certainly won’t hurt if you spend most of the day in an air conditioned cubicle. The librarian-esque midi-length skirts (B1,290) are back en vogue, and because of its heavier weight but breathable material, the skirts are more stretchy, sturdy, and ensures you won’t have a Marilyn Monroe incident. 

 

 

Filled with niche sartorial references and disguised in a streamline silhouette, there’s no other brand that subtly whispers “I work in a creative field” than Daily Squad. Their basics with a twist, like the dazzle pants (B1,790), are cut from premium suit fabric and feature a unique front panel detail to distinguish from your regular pairs.