I Wore LESET for a Week: 7 Outfits That Prove the Brand Is Worth the Investment

We all know and love the Margo Tee, but lately, I’ve been reaching for its slightly less talked about sister: the Nando Slim Fit Tee. Cut closer to the body than its relaxed counterpart, it offers a more fitted silhouette without sacrificing an ounce of comfort. The 100% cotton fabric is incredibly soft and comes in four classic shades alongside five seasonal colors. 

For a Monday spent running errands and getting my life together for the week ahead, I paired it with LESET’s bestselling Arielle Pocket Pant ($320). The combination is comfortable enough that you won’t feel the need to change before meeting a friend for coffee. Finish with your favorite everyday fall shoe and an oversized tote, then throw on a trench coat for an effortlessly chic finishing touch. Consider this your year-round uniform.

As an editor, no two workdays look the same. Some involve running between meetings, while others are spent firmly planted behind my laptop. This day called for a little of both so I gravitated toward pieces that can always keep up. The Arielle Pocket Pant, available in five neutral shades, is one of those wardrobes staples that makes putting together an outfit foolproof. Here, I styled mine with a classic white button-down and a silk scarf from Sandro, which I tied around my waist to add visual interest.

There was no way I was wearing my Nando Slim Fit Tee ($88) just once this week. For Wednesday’s work dinner, I gave it an entirely different feel by pairing the white top with the Barb Slip Skirt in Creme. To add a little personality to the otherwise understated silhouette, I gathered the skirt at the side with a vintage brooch, creating an asymmetrical detail that made the look feel more intentional. A plaid blazer offered warmth as well as a touch of color and print. 

One of my favorite details about this skirt is the versatility. The midi-length silhouette features an elastic waistband which allows you to adjust where it sits on your waist for different proportions and styling possibilities.

If there’s one article of clothing I’ll never stop investing in, it’s silk pants. Back when I worked in an office full-time, I could guarantee at least three compliments whenever I wore these. They look much more polished than your average pair of jeans while feeling like you’re still wearing your pajamas. 

For Thursday, I paired the Barb Wide Leg Pant with the Barb Draped Neck Cap Sleeve ($280) for a set look that feels effortlessly put together. To make it work for a day of meetings, I layered a blazer over the top and finished with a ballet flat. When it was time to head out for girls’ night, I simply swapped the flats for heels and left the blazer behind. One outfit, two entirely different occasions, and absolutely no need to go home and change—sign me up. 

Friday called for head-to-toe LESET. I’ve recently added the Margo Long Sleeve Baseball Tee to my fall wardrobe rotation, and it’s quickly become my favorite. It’s a sportier take on the brand’s iconic Margo Tee ($70). For a casual WFH Friday, I paired it with the Kyoto Carpenter Pant ($280) and Romy Mule ($420).

When in doubt, I turn to silk for date night. There’s something about the fabric that instantly makes an outfit feel more chic and romantic. For Saturday evening, I paired the Barb Draped Neck Cap Sleeve with the Barb Slip Skirt ($220). The fluidity of the silk gives the combination a feminine, elegant feel, while the understated silhouettes keep it from feeling over-the-top. Add a pair of heels, your favorite diamond accessories, and an evening clutch.

After a busy week, sometimes a slow Sunday is just what the doctor ordered. LESET, of course, is particularly good at matching sets, and its pointelle collection is one of my favorites for lounging around. I paired the Pointelle Long Sleeve Bateau Top with their coordinating Pointelle Boxer Pant ($130) for an outfit that feels just as appropriate for lounging on the couch as it does for grabbing a quick coffee with friends.