You may be stuck at home, but that doesn’t mean you can’t dress up and have some fun.

It’s time to brush up on the ABCs of styling.

We were on the fence, too, but it’s all about how you style them.

Dads can be fashion icons too. Just ask our Senior Project Manager, Sofia.

Our jumpsuit is full of hidden talents. Here’s how to make the most of them.

Comfortable, easy-to-care-for dresses that fit into your work-from-home, ready-to-play lifestyle.

Plus, simple ways to style them.

Outfit-selection strategies to make going back to the office less overwhelming.

Look like you’ve stepped it up a notch, but feel like you’re wearing sweats.

If M.M.LaFleur pieces were people, we just know they’d have intriguing personalities.

Our summer collection is all about joy-generating styles and looking ahead. Here’s how we came up with the concept and design inspiration.

One way to clear your mind? Clean out your closet! We asked the experts at NEAT Method to help us edit our wardrobes in easy 60-minute increments. Here’s how it’s done.

This season, I’m keeping my look simple by limiting it to one color—white—and layering in tones like ivory, cream, and bone. Here’s how it’s done.

Because twinning with your mom is cool again.

Miyako Nakamura, M.M.LaFleur’s Creative Director, shares her WFH rhythms and rituals, which involve brioche, British magazines, and learning to love virtual fittings.

A muscle tee with a pencil skirt, a tonal layered look, a deconstructed suit, and other adventures in T-shirt styling.

Time for some color therapy! Here, our Brand Stylist, Nyjerah, breaks down our new Summer Preview collection by hue.

Self-isolation is an exercise in creativity. Below, five of our team members let us in on their work-from-home routines—outfits, snacks, naps, pets, and all.

Our work-from-home M.O.? Business on top, party on bottom. Here are five ways to wear a mullet outfit.

Virtual first dates. All-company Zooms. Panic-baking sessions. Self-isolation has given rise to many scenarios we never saw coming. Here’s how we’re dressing for them.

How would you dress for work if no one was watching? Over the past few weeks, we’ve learned that working from home has a tendency to reveal our true colors, and we’re here for it. Which WFH personality are you?