From the designs of Yves Saint Laurent to the uncompromising, androgynous looks of Grace Jones, power dressing has long been a tool for self-expression, disruption, and, above all, confidence. But these days, power dressing isn’t just about shoulder pads and office politics. Our definitions have shifted, and our sartorial expressions of self-assurance now span a diverse range of styles, from sleek minimalism to the queer, the offbeat and the avant-garde.
So, what does power dressing really mean today? Welcome back to THE FITTING ROOM, where our four experts investigate. A warning though — the ride may not be smooth.