This Office Siren Staple Is Well-Loved by Our New York Team—9 Styles We Love

I always know something will be big when I slowly begin to see everyone in our New York office wearing it. A great example of this is the barrel-leg jean trend. I saw my coworkers wearing them long before they were all over my TikTok FYP. Similarly, when vests started trending last year, I noticed our editors wearing both cropped and longline versions. Lately, I've found that when I pair a long vest with any pair of pants in my wardrobe, I feel like my outfit is complete.

Since the entire Who What Wear team loves longline vests right now, I decided to take inventory to find out which styles are worth purchasing. Below are nine picks my coworkers are raving about.

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"As soon as I saw this perfect Abercrombie vest on their site, I immediately knew I needed to order it and I was pleasantly surprised by the fit and quality when it arrived in the mail. It features an adjustable back to get a snug fit, which I think looks the best with this longline style. I've been wearing it with everything from jeans to the matching maxi skirt." — Anna LaPlaca

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"I have the black, sold-out version of this viral waistcoat and can tell you with 100% certainty that it's worth all of the online hype it's getting. The fit is impeccable and whether I pair it with a midi skirt, a slip dress, or trousers, I know that at least one person will ask where I got it and how they can snag one for themselves. The yellow just restocked and is already selling out, though, so act fast." — Eliza Huber

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"I tested out this Reformation suit a while back for a corporatecore story and fell hard and fast for both the vest and the pants, but especially the top half. The fit is slightly hourglass-like and the small details like the larger lapels and covered buttons really elevate the whole look." — Huber

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“With warmer weather ahead, I am currently eyeing this linen take on the style. I favor it in black but the white version is calling my name as well. I love how versatile it is since it can easily be worn everywhere from the office with a maxi skirt or trousers to weekend outings with jeans.” — Jennifer Camp Forbes

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I always love denim versions of things. I've been dabbling in longline vests for a few months, but I finally met my match when I discovered this matching Self-Portrait set. I've also worn the vest with jeans and a black skirt to make the most of it.

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“I invested in not one but two sculpted vests from Attersee because they're that good. It's the perfect piece to wear to the office when styled with dark straight-leg jeans or trousers, but I'll also be wearing them with shorts this spring and summer.” — Kristen Nichols

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"Whenever you feel like there's a chic basic missing in your life, you know Aritzia is a good option to check out. They came through with this sleek vest, and I love how it highlights the waist and has a high neckline, two characteristics that mark the type of vests that feel especially current." — Kat Collings

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“This vest-top hybrid is so lovely in person. The high square neck makes it unique in a sea of longline vests. I've worn the black one enough to justify ordering it in cream too.” — Allyson Payer

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Sierra Mayhew was always destined to work in fashion, but she didn't know it at first. Growing up with no choice but to wear a rotation of school uniforms and activewear, her love for fashion really blossomed when she moved away for college and was able to finally define her very own personal style. Shortly thereafter, she interned at Elle magazine and instantly knew that editorial was for her. After graduating from the University of Notre Dame, she worked for ShopBazaar, contributing regularly to Bazaar.com, and finally made her way to Who What Wear, where she is an associate editor. When she’s not working, you can catch her always trying to catch a flight, rollerblading through New York City traffic, or exploring the latest luxury vintage boutique.