Nothing is as warm and cozy as a sweatshirt.
Instead of my unflattering and ratty college sweatshirts, I snuck in this curious little thing. The patchwork style and reverse seams are so interesting and understated. This is how grown-ups should wear sweatshirts.
My latest style evolution is influenced by these 3 blogs:
- Vanessa Jackman
- Turned Out by Maya
- Tomboy Style
Simple, effortless, and sometimes bordering on minimalist, I draw ideas from these influential sites and incorporate it into my wardrobe. Put together, slightly disheveled, but not perfectly polished. I love the little imperfections in an outfit…the wrinkles, the shadows…it shows that it’s been loved and worn out.
Outfit Details: Land’s End Canvas anorak, Miss Sixty sweatshirt, Gap corduroy leggings, Cathy Jean boots
What do you think of sweatshirts…yay or nay?
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You manage to make comfortable look so cool…these are the kind of skills I need to gain too
I really like your burgundy leggings; in fact, if there’s one trend for fall and winter that I hope to get on board, it is coloured pants. I’d do anything to see even a little less black around me!
The print on the sweatshirt very chic. I can’t really tell it was a sweatshirt.
The print of the sweatshirt looks more like a knit sweater design, so it really works! Great find! I am also loving your anorak! What size is that? I’m now searching for a better wind-breaker/water resistant jacket for chilly rainy days, and those types of jackets are usually hard to find in sizes that fit
The anorak is XXSP which fits really well. It’s a thin, waterproof jacket with no insulation but it works well over most of my sweaters and tops.