One of the biggest trends of 2017 was workwear. However, this time around it wasn't the nostalgic chore coats and Redwing boots look that was all the rage years ago — 2017's fashion heads were all about contemporary construction gear. Traffic-cone orange, hi-vis yellow and reflective detailing were all the rage last year, and the trend is showing no sign of slowing down.

With that in mind, we've picked out some of our favorite pieces of contemporary workwear-inspired streetwear. From hi-vis tees to full-blown construction pants, we've scoured the internet to round up a selection that perfectly encapsulates one of fashion and streetwear's biggest trends right now.

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