Levi's New Arrivals Prove That Yes, You Can Wear Denim at the Office

Not your basic button-up, this striped chambray number is cool and collected—and not just because it's made of 100 percent cotton. Crisp tailoring from its collar to its cuffs give it an elevated feel, while two utility pockets on the chest make it ready to get down to business. Throw in its relaxed, tuckable fit, and you could don it with everything from wide-leg trousers to a maxi skirt. You could also throw it on unbuttoned as an extra layer, shacket-style.

Utility pants are having a moment, and this wide-leg style feels like a slightly sleeker interpretation. There are two roomy pockets in the front—and a second pair in back—to supply plenty of function, but the pants are free of bulky cargo patches down the leg, making them much easier to dress up. Even better, they boast a cinchable waistband to prevent gapping and provide a flattering fit.

Trading in your regular work pants for these bootcut jeans in deep chocolate brown is the easiest way to update your look. Their rigid, 100 percent cotton construction ensures a close, supportive fit, hugging at the waist before expanding to a looser fit down the legs. With a relaxed—but not sloppy—silhouette and fall-worthy hue, they're just the thing to add some flair (and flare) to your office wardrobe. Plus, you can style 'em with dressy blouses, oversized blazers and your go-to button-ups.

Modern polish meets Western cool in this fitted denim shirt. The seam details aren't just for show—they create an incredibly flattering silhouette that, combined with the fabric's touch of stretch, hugs and shapes your figure in all the right places. Its versatile length also means it can be worn tucked in or let out, and look good either way.

Sleek and slim, these dark-wash jeans cut a sharp silhouette in the office and beyond. They feature ample stretch for a curve-conforming fit that should stay comfortable from morning meetings to evening cocktails, and the hem is roomy enough to fit a good boot—though I can also see these paired with pointed-toe slingbacks or strappy stilettos.