(Don't worry, Midwestern weather isn't that crazy that it went from Spring time weather with bubbles and everything back to snow - this was taken a couple weeks ago... though now that I said that, I've probably jinxed it). Regardless if there is snow on the ground or not, Spring brings a variety of weather and temperature and while I'm putting away my most heavy sweaters and coats, I'm still grabbing for layers here and there.
So, what is more cozy than a sweatshirt? Not much, so this is how I'm dressing up mine... the same one I wore last week here (which was actually worn a week after this one). Obviously I'm getting my use out of this pull over.
In shopping for a sweatshirt you can wear for real, a few lil tips:
1) FITTED or well fitting. No big, bulky and baggy sweatshirts.
2) SIMPLE design or plain. No wild graphics and mixed colors (unless going to an 80s party).
3) Pair it with something unexpected - like not sweatpants.
So, what is more cozy than a sweatshirt? Not much, so this is how I'm dressing up mine... the same one I wore last week here (which was actually worn a week after this one). Obviously I'm getting my use out of this pull over.
In shopping for a sweatshirt you can wear for real, a few lil tips:
1) FITTED or well fitting. No big, bulky and baggy sweatshirts.
2) SIMPLE design or plain. No wild graphics and mixed colors (unless going to an 80s party).
3) Pair it with something unexpected - like not sweatpants.
Outfit Details: Sweatshirt, Tulle Skirt - Anthro (similar), Wedges - Target (similar by TOMS), Necklace - Forever21 (similar) Round Stone Bracelet, Floral Bracelet - Forever21 (similar), Watch
Are you able to dress up a sweatshirt and leave the house? Or does it have you feeling to casual?
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