Office-Ready but Make It Fashion: Pret Wear Looks That Mean Business

The fashion game is always changing in Pakistan. You can check for yourself, even in a few months, the type of fabric like cotton, silk, khaddi and lawn suits, the style of shirts like long or short, and the colors, etc., all go through heavy changes.

From short shirts to longer ones, from crop trousers to farshi shalwars, the trends keep on changing. And this doesn’t apply only to weddings, parties, and so on. Office wear is also part of this changing dynamics.

It will not be a lie if we say that the days of dull, one-size-fits-all office wear have gone. Today, the Pakistani women are doing a variety of things including managing households, climbing corporate ladders, or balancing both. And, while doing all of this, they want fashion that works as hard as they do.

Pret wear makes this possible. No tailoring, no designing, no waiting for one dress to get stitched, etc. Pret dresses are sharp, comfortable, and ready to wear. Here we are going to offer you a few awesome dressing options, specifically lawn and cotton options for the summer season, and the inspiration comes all the way from your favorite Pakistani TV series.

The Smart 1-Piece Shirt: Straight-Cut with Clean Lines

A straight-cut kurta, which you can get in cute prints or with minimal embroidery, is always a win at work. It is made to stay structured and perfect for the 8-hour office time. In addition, the straight-cut shirt says you mean business without being boring. TV inspo coming up next:

You might have seen this look on Zubia from Yakeen Ka Safar. The character is this young doctor who always looked professional yet graceful. She wore earthy tones, like olive, beige, and off-white. The dress was a simple shirt with neat pleats or light buttons. That is your go-to for the working days.

How to wear it?

• Pair a camel or olive kurta with tapered pants.

• Add a crisp dupatta and neutral flats. You can also go with black and navy options.

• Keep accessories minimal for a polished and elegant finish.

The Power 2-Piece Co-Ord Set: Easy Meets Elegant

Pret co-ord sets are the ultimate time-savers because there is no need to find a matching trouser or shirt. There is also no layering confusion, and simplicity always wins, in our opinion with our 2 Piece ready to wear suits.

Just throw it on, grab your bag, and walk out looking like you planned your outfit a week ago.

In Chupke Chupke, Meenu rocked printed matching sets in soft colors. You can pair it with sneakers and big glasses or just simple earrings. Now you have a casual yet sharp look, which is ideal for creative fields or even some remote meetings.

Style tip:

• Choose minimal prints or even simple solids; a bit of texture will help

• Go for ankle-length trousers for a modern edge, yet sophistication that screams traditional

• Add a tote or handbag to balance the casual vibe if you are going to the meetings in person

Western Touch: Outerwear and Blazers, But Make It Modest

Not every job calls for traditional cuts, as western outfits also give the best office look. If your work vibe leans modern or your office is chilly with that all-year-round AC, then we recommend lightweight blazers or longline shirts. Trust us, these options will be your absolute best friends.

In Dobara, Mehru, the strong-headed, self-reinventing woman, wore soft western outerwear like long coats and collared tunics over straight pants for women. It was effortlessly chic and looked great on-screen and at a boardroom table as well.

Pair like this for a perfect western outfit based TV inspired look:

• Wear a light trench or cotton coat over a basic shirt

• Add cigarette pants and loafers

• Bonus points for slick hair and a bold lip

Every day, Pret Picks for Your Closet

Build a small but versatile rotation with these essentials:

• Solid basics: Navy, white, and charcoal kurtas that pair with everything. And we mean EVERYTHING in our Summer Ready to wear Sale 2025.

• One or two co-ord sets: Instant outfits for rushed mornings, meetings, or formal gatherings like lunches or dinners.

• Minimal prints: Small motifs or geometric designs work better than loud florals

• Layering pieces: Longline vests or button-down shirts double as statement pieces

What to Avoid at Work?

Even the best outfit can feel “off” if it is uncomfortable or distracting. Here’s what to skip:

• Too much embroidery or shine: Save the glitz for dinners

• Heavy dupattas: Stick with cotton or lawn Pret for ease

• Sleeves that get in the way: Bell sleeves look pretty, but not when typing emails

Keep It Practical, Keep It Powerful

Whether you are handling budgets, running classrooms, leading Zoom calls, or doing it all from home, your wardrobe should support your grind, not slow it down.

Inspired by characters like Zubia (Yakeen Ka Safar), Meenu (Chupke Chupke), and Mehru (Dobara), women who look sharp while making moves, you can build a wardrobe that feels just as confident as you are.