Whether returning to the office or sticking to remote setups, everyone is in search of new women’s workwear ideas. After nearly two years of hard-core devotion to athleisure, the existing, office-appropriate staples in that wardrobe probably feel stale.

What’s the solution? Browse this guide, packed with everything from the best shoes for office use to pieces that will make wearing jewelry at work a breeze. And, because it’s not going away anytime soon, there are even tops and sets that are exactly what to wear on a Zoom call—without getting caught rocking sweats or PJ bottoms beneath the camera frame.

Every office has its own unique culture and dress code. Creative environments lend themselves to more color, out-of-the-box silhouettes, and even more skin. Head to a corporate office, however, and the palette will be more neutral, the cuts more traditional, the necklines higher and the hemlines lower. As such, women’s workwear ideas must be tailored to fit each specific environment.

However, in this economy, many people are actively searching for new callings. So they might not yet be certain where they’ll land, or what will be job-appropriate after hiring. The solution? Shop these slacks, jackets, tanks and blouses, all special, beautiful, and universally appropriate for any office environment.

First up? These classic, clean front black pants from Anne Klein. The ankle-cropped hem offers a modern twist on traditional, tailored workwear. And that mild stretch, courtesy of a polyester, viscose and elastane blend? Well, that’s sure to ease the transition from WFH sweats to business casual.

Want to dial up that professional vibe? Pair the black pants with this ruched, crepe blazer from Halogen. The open cut makes it easy to dress this jacket up or down, while the shoulder pads contrast nicely with fluid crepe construction, lending the perfect blend of structure and effortless styling.

Keep the look classic by adding in this simple-yet-elegant scoop necked shell from Halogen. Or add warmth—and build the perfect backdrop for wearing jewelry at work—with this form-fitting funnel neck top, also from Halogen.

When it comes to women’s workwear ideas for Zoom, much of the focus will be on the top half of outfits. The name of the game here is smart silhouettes that offer just enough visual interest, but in neutral solids so as not to prove too distracting.

One great choice for what to wear on a zoom call? Consider this cozy knit top from 1.State, now available at Nordstrom. The drapey silhouette maximizes comfort, and the pretty crisscross neckline draws the eyes of co-callers directly to the center of the screen. So, if there’s no virtual background worthy of the meeting, this pretty top can keep attention away from any home-office clutter that may have built up over the last two years.

Want a lighter weight top that serves up the same comfort along with business casual vibes? This Vince Camuto rumple fabric blouse is a great choice. Available in five different made-for-Zoom solids, the top also sports a not-too-deep v neck and a subtle, purposeful rumple that eliminates the need for ironing or steaming before logging on to a call.

Finally, for a virtual meeting that needs a bit more formal attire, try this stretch crepe blazer from 1.State. Sticking to the comfort theme, the polyester, rayon and spandex blend gives plenty of movement. The shirting-striped lining gives the option to style this blazer with full-length or rolled sleeves. And best of all? The one-button closure gives just enough coverage that, in a pinch, it’s ok to throw this blazer on over a PJ top and still look professional when the meeting begins.

When the office is still at home, slippers are an acceptable option. But when work happens in an actual professional setting? Something more formal is required.

While the weather outside remains on the chilly side, a nice black ankle boot, like this Vince Camuto Davinna bootie, works best. It provides plenty of warmth, a little bit of extra height, and a chunky heel that won’t wear feet out over the course of a long day.

Then, as the weather turns warmer, the best shoes for office use can expand to include loafers and even sandals. This Sam Edelman Cammy loafer strikes the perfect balance between masculine and feminine for a corporate environment. But for more relaxed office environments, a less traditional style such as this Pikolinos Mahon Platform style would blend comfort and style thanks to metallic leather straps and supportive cork wedge heels.

And, once the shoes are in place, complete the look with an office appropriate bag: go big enough for a laptop—and stay organized with three internal compartments—with this Tory Burch Perry Leather tote. Or go for the Longchamp Le Pliage Tote, whose zip-and-flap closure and easy foldable construction make it a perfect choice for under-desk storage in a crowded workspace.

Striking the right tone is important when wearing jewelry at work. Choose oversized hoops and even the most conservative of women’s workwear ideas takes on a tone that’s more club than office. Reach for flashy jeweled pieces, and coworkers may be distracted by curiosity over cost. So, what’s the key to picking work-appropriate pieces? Simple, elegant and classic: an always-winning combination.

When choosing earrings, a delicate, open design like these 24K gold-plated Lauren hoops from Set & Stones provides an elegant take on a silhouette that may not be office appropriate in oversized solid construction.

Looking for an office or zoom appropriate necklaces? Gold chains are always on-point, and selecting this trendy Paperclip chain from Madewell can bring an element of whimsy to the wardrobe staple.

Finally, to add just a hint of sparkle to these women’s workwear ideas, try adding this Kendra Scott Addison Stretch bracelet. The delicate bar of CZ stones brings some bling to the design, while the stretch construction means the piece won’t hang down or interfere with typing demands.

What pieces are inspiring your return-to-work style ideas? Have you found the perfect formula for what to wear on a zoom call? Share your inspiration in the comments below!