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How to Style a Co-ord Set 5 Different Ways

One co-ord set, five outfits. Easy ways to wear matching sets for work, weekends, travel and festive evenings.

Co-ord sets are the easiest outfits you can own: the top and bottom already match, so getting dressed takes seconds. But the real value of a co-ord set is that you can split it up and restyle it, which means one purchase gives you several looks.

Here are five ways to wear a co-ord set, from office days to festive evenings, with picks from our collections to help you build each look.

1. Wear it as a set for an instant polished look

Worn together, a co-ord set looks intentional and put-together with almost no effort. Add simple footwear and one accessory - small earrings or a watch - and you're done.

Neutral and pastel sets look elegant; bold prints feel fun and relaxed.

2. Office ready: add a blazer

Throw a structured blazer over your co-ord set for meetings and office days. A blazer in a contrasting neutral - black, beige or white - instantly makes the outfit look professional.

Swap trainers for loafers or block heels, and carry a structured bag.

3. Weekend casual: split the set

Wear the co-ord top with your favourite jeans, or the bottoms with a plain tee. Splitting the set doubles the number of outfits in your wardrobe.

Denim works with almost every co-ord colour, so it's the easiest pairing to start with.

4. Travel comfort with sneakers

Soft co-ord sets are perfect travel outfits: comfortable on long journeys and still neat when you arrive. Pair them with clean sneakers and a crossbody bag to keep your hands free.

Choose breathable fabrics and relaxed fits for long days on the move.

5. Festive evenings: dress it up

A satin or embroidered co-ord set can easily go festive. Add statement earrings, a clutch and heels, and you have an outfit for family dinners or Diwali parties.

Gold-toned jewellery works best with jewel-toned sets; silver suits pastels.

Once you start mixing and matching, you'll find a co-ord set is one of the most versatile pieces you own. Start with one set in a colour you love, then build from there.

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