How to style sweater dresses
Thinking about wearing something cozy, comfortable, easy and versatile?
Then what you're looking for is a sweater dress! What else would you like to be dressed in this Fall anyway?
Important note: it's also a really stylish piece. After all, we definitely don't want to spend this entire season in sweatpants that resemble pajamas, right?
A sweater dress is almost like a blank canvas. There are so many ways to play around with it.
Here are some hints on how to look - even more - amazing when you wear one:
SWEATER DRESS + BELT
You can put on a belt or, as a matter of fact, more than one belt! I have done this before and it worked out great.
Need some inspiration? Check out these looks by Michael Kors Spring 2021 collection:
You can wear a wider belt. I've talked about belts here before.
Another cool styling idea is to wear everything monochromatic with the belt in a different color.
SWEATER DRESS + LEATHER JACKET
Add a leather jacket. Mixing it with a different texture is extremely interesting.
You can also try bundling up with a wool coat when temps get cooler.
Extra tip: There is no problem if the coat is shorter than the dress.
SWEATER DRESS + HIGH KNEE BOOTS
Pair it with high knee boots: it's classic and super chic. Heels or not, that's completely up to you.
SWEATER DRESS + ACCESSORIES
The simpler the sweater dress, the more options you have to style it. I love how a bracelet looks over long sleeves knit.
More styling ideas: why don't you add layered necklaces or an elegant chunk necklace?
What about a scarf? It's always a simple yet refined accessory!
I bet you already have a sweater dress in your wardrobe! Try some of these styling suggestions mentioned above and let me know how you feel.
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