Fact: Nordstrom's In-House Brands Make the Best Work Wardrobe

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Nordstrom Work Uniform
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Natalie Gray Herder
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In the past, building a work wardrobe wasn't the most thrilling shopping experience. In fact, the options were quite boring. It was always the same ill-fitting women's suit, round-toed pump, and satin blouse that wrinkled in an instant. But over the last few years, we've untucked our button-downs, opted for more relaxed trousers, and moved on to more stylish and comfortable footwear. There's a work-wardrobe renaissance taking place, and Nordstrom's in-house brands are helping redefine it. Open Edit, Treasure & Bond, and Nordstrom's namesake brand have created essential, on-trend pieces that align with office dress codes. Shop my favorites below.

Rib Trim Tank Top
Nordstrom Rib Trim Tank Top

Double Pleat Wide Leg Pants
Nordstrom Double Pleat Wide Leg Pants

Molten Teardrop Stud Earrings
Open Edit Molten Teardrop Stud Earrings

Pleated A-Line Dress
Nordstrom Pleated A-Line Dress

Desi Mary Jane Mesh Flat
Open Edit Desi Mary Jane Mesh Flat

Linen Blend Blazer
Open Edit Linen Blend Blazer

Textured Button-Up Vest
Nordstrom Textured Button-Up Vest

Open Edit Kyler Pointed Toe Flat
Open Edit Kyler Pointed Toe Flat

Poplin Button-Up Shirt
Nordstrom Poplin Button-Up Shirt

Stretch Cotton Midi Cargo Skirt
Nordstrom Stretch Cotton Midi Cargo Skirt

Autumn Sandal
Nordstrom Autumn Sandal

Pintuck Cotton Maxi Dress
Treasure & Bond Pintuck Cotton Maxi Dress

Side Ruched Tank
Open Edit Side Ruched Tank

Utility Maxi Skirt
Treasure & Bond Utility Maxi Skirt

Avery Sandal
Nordstrom Avery Sandal

Tie Belt Fit & Flare Dress
Nordstrom Tie Belt Fit & Flare Dress

Natalie Gray Herder
Natalie Gray Herder
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Natalie Gray Herder is an editor on the branded content team at Who What Wear and Marie Claire. Originally from Los Angeles, Natalie decided to make the move to NYC after graduating from Loyola Marymount University in 2019. She had plans of applying to law school until doing a 180 to follow her more creative passions: writing and fashion. She is an avid researcher, reader, and explorer in and out of the office. She is inspired by the street style of her fellow New Yorkers and her laid-back roots in California. 

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