More people are wearing trainers to the office. It's not a new concept, but one that’s gaining popularity, with two in three Britons doing so in 2021. The findings echo a general shift in people's attitudes towards work and professionalism, accelerated by pandemic-induced work-life changes.

As COVID-19 has forced people to spend more time at home, one of the parts of daily life impacted has been office style. How might Zoom meetings and remote working reshape workwear in the long term? And what role can fashion play in creating a sense of normality post-lockdown?

As business leaders contemplate a return to the office, it’s becoming clear that remote working is here to stay. And, with the pandemic bringing about the world’s biggest workplace experiment, what does the future hold for employers and their staff, who are seeking new ways of working?

Company leaders are eager to return to reopened offices while workers want WFH to continue, signaling a disparity between employer and employee mindsets. As people reevaluate their workplace expectations, they're calling for hybrid working policies that meet the needs of all staff.