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Hair: Yoshi Miyazaki. Make-up: Victoria Bond at Frank Agency using YSL Beauty.Manicurist: Saffron Goddard at Coffin Inc using Kiehl’s. Model: He Jing at Milk Management

PHOTOGRAPHY: ASH KINGSTON FASHION: LUNE KUIPERS WRITER: LAURA HAWKINS

JACKET, £585; SHIRT,

£235; TROUSERS, £375,

ALL BY SYKES. TRAINERS,

£385, BY PIERRE HARDY

TRACKSUIT, £995, BY

OLIVIA VON HALLE.

JUMPER (UNDERNEATH),

£145, BY WOLFORD

VEST, £410, BY AEANCE.

TOP (UNDERNEATH),

£70, BY FALKE

FOR STOCKISTS, SEE PAGE 160

Flex appeal

We’re perfectly poised for a new way of working

Olivia von Halle is one of three designers decreeing

that days working from home call for some luxurious

comfort. ‘Our silk-cashmere tracksuit is a cheeky nod

to sportswear, but it’s never going to be used for sport!’

says von Halle, who recently expanded her luxury

pyjama line into one that offers glamorous lurex-stripe

tracksuits. Also riffing on the style rules of remote

working, Jo Sykes, the former creative director of Nicole

Farhi, has designed a lean 1970s-inspired jacket for the

debut collection of her new label Sykes. ‘You have a

tailored look with the feel and comfort of a knit,’ she

says. ‘It’s deconstructed but still has a sharp silhouette.’

Meanwhile, this waterproof padded gilet by German

label Aeance should ensure you cut a dash everywhere.

Say brand founders Nadine-Isabelle Baier and Arendt

van Deyk, ‘You can wear it in your leisure time, to work

or you can do sport in it. There is a quiet luxury in our

designs.’ We can’t wait for our next agile working day.

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