2 Ways To Wear Your Joggers At Home

Wellness check! My friends, I hope that you are safe and finding a new normal in this time filled with uncertainty and fear. I thought I’d check in, like I always do, with ways I’m using style to navigate tough realities. So, today, I’m sharing my at-home style.

I’ve been working from home for a long time. In the last year, I’ve been intentionally honing an at-home look that resonated with my overall style. The answer has been chic joggers and jogger sets. They’re comfortable while sitting at a desk (or taking a couch break), yet chic enough to wear to run an errand outside. Jogger sets can be so versatile too. You’ve already seen today’s featured set because it’s also one of my favorite travel looks (seen styled for travel here). In today’s post, I’m sharing how I mix up that jogger set for 2 occasions–working solo and Zoom meetings (gosh I’m so over Zoom).

2 Ways To Wear Your Joggers At Home

This first look features one of my favorite jogger sets from Zara. I love this set so much that I own it in 2 colors. The v-neck, cap sleeve top and drawstring, tapered pants create a simple yet sophisticated look. When I shop for joggers I look for little details that distinguish them from basic joggers. My set from H&M, for example, has a cropped, puff sleeve top that makes it ‘fashion.’

Zara top (new version) | Zara bottom (new version) | Lip: Pat McGrath ‘Elson’

One of the things I love about a jogger set is that it’s versatile. You can wear the entire set. You can rock the separates. You can dress up the pieces. These days, you can find me in Zoom meetings. All the time. Zoom meetings. To dress up my joggers, I simply throw on a blazer or a jacket. Most of my meetings are style related, so I have a little fashion fun with my blazer looks. One of the biggest spring trends this year is the bralette-blazer combination. So I’m playing with that trend below. Doesn’t the change in tops make my drawstring pants look dressier?

Blazer c/o | Cropped tube top (similar) | Zara bottom (new version, option) | Bag c/o

Lip: Pat McGrath ‘Elson’

Stay home and stay safe, my friends!