That means it is time to shrug off your loungewear and change back into office wear, but that does not necessarily mean the stiff, starched suits and sharp dresses of pre-Covid-19 days.
As dressing patterns shift in a pandemic age, stylists say they are seeing unique concerns from customers.
Ms Joy Tan, 39, founder of style consultancy The Style Atelier, has noticed many companies becoming more open to casual attire in their dress codes. But it has led to a new problem for her clients - how to look stylishly casual. People welcome dressing casually, but don t want to look and feel frumpy, says Ms Tan, who runs the business with Ms Violet Chan, 44.