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The 10 Fashion Week looks you'll want to wear

The opening day of MBFW provided an exciting mix of colour and cuts. But while many of the outfits had us in awe, some were more realistic for everyday wear than others. So we’ve perused the shows, eliminated the outrageous and brought you a range of options stylish and sophisticated enough for everyday wear. Here’s our edit of day one’s top ten most doable trends

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Dylan Cooper’s fabulous fuchsia silk and wool suit is the perfect work wear wardrobe update. Team with a simple white collared shirt for a head-to-toe colour hit, or pair the tailored pants with a black shirt and blazer for a tamer look
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Ladylike and lovely, this capped sleeve Dylan Cooper dress works well for work and play. The demure neckline and full skirt make this dress office appropriate, while the burst of tangerine is perfect for a night out
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Ginger and Smart show how to work colour into any outfit with their clashing hues and sharp silhouettes. Match tailored pieces together, such as a tangerine shirt and navy pant to create a sleek yet fashion-forward look
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Ginger and Smart rock the white-on-white trend with this button-up collared shirt and ankle-skimming skirt. Pair with a tan satchel for laid-back style or inject neon hues for a unique take on this classic trend
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Day one saw Gary Bigeni present one of the most wearable collections. This cobalt blue shift dress is the ideal length for the office. Accessorise with a chunky necklace and clutch in the same bright hue
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We love this bright shirt with side print detailing by Gary Bigeni. The draped cut of the skirt adds detail, and skims over the thighs to flatter most figures
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This vibrant print top and blazer by Gary Bigeni work well as an alternative to the classic head-to-toe black office uniform. Finish the look with a bright, scarlet pout
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A maxi-dress (Gary Bigeni, of course) with simple tailoring can be translated to the office with the addition of a classic belt
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A LBD, like this Gary Bigeni number, can be dressed-down with flats or dressed-up with statement earrings and heels for after work drinks
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The soft masculine tailoring of this silk blouse by Gary Bigeni works well with a full skirt. Opt for skirts that sit on or above the knee and pair with architectural, bold heels for added fashion clout

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The 10 Fashion Week looks you'll want to wear

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