In the first look I am wearing a light weight neutral
colored sweater with bell tie sleeves over a lace t - back bra and white skinny jeans.
You can wear blue or black jeans and wear gray or any other neutral
colored sweater on top.
I am seriously jealous of your flower to wardrobe combinations — your flowers always match your looks so perfectly — love this
bright color sweater for this time of the year!
If you're hesitant towards bold colors, style colorful leggings with a cream
colored sweater for a casual, go - to outfit.
One way I like to transition my winter wardrobe is by wearing
lighter colored sweaters and florals is always a good idea!
For the perfect winter combo, you can wear black colored leather skinny pants and then wear a formal shirt over it, then wear a cream or beige
colored sweater over the shirt.
I also appreciate the assortment
of colors the sweater is available and I have a total of six in my closet, having recently added three.
A trio of pink —
blush color sweater, light pink scarf, and nude pink pumps — anchored by black and white.
Then I found the prettiest denim and
rose colored sweater and a pretty floral dress in darker shades for fall.
I wear winter white (or even plain white) with boots (brown or grey) and I have
coral colored sweater with lace inserts.
It finally gave me a chance to wear some of the fall pieces in my closet like this camel
colored sweater from last season.
If you're loving the denim - on - denim trend this season, pair a cozy wine -
colored sweater with jeans and a denim vest.
Interpret that to mean jewel - tone brights (think jewel
tone colored sweaters, for example, in royal blue, ruby red, or emerald green).
But as soon as I got them in the mail, I knew I wanted to pair them with my favorite
bloc color sweater (last seen here).
This is a basic
plum colored sweater (I was actually looking for one in camel brown) that is loose and slouchy.
«I bought the
peach colored sweater to wear with the multi floral sleeveless stretch poplin blouse and they look very good together.