A sleeveless sweater in my opinion is an essential piece that every woman should have in her wardrobe. Sleeveless sweaters are effortlessly chic and can be dressed up or down.
Now that fall is finally here I’ve been wearing a lot of sleeveless sweaters. They are one of my favorite things to wear during the Fall and winter months. I think they have a very sophisticated and elegant look which I find very attractive.
How to Wear a Sleeveless Sweater
I’m loving this gray turtleneck sweater from New York and Company. Though I actually purchased it from Thredup. They have a huge selection of quality secondhand clothing. I highly recommend you check them out!
I went with this cute New York and Company sweater because I already have some clothes from this brand and I like the way they fit me.
I paired the sweater with a pair of dark denim jeans and these super cute Banana Republic heels that I also got from Thredup. Boots or even flats would look just as cute though.
The next look is this Artisan NY pullover sweater that I also got from Thredup paired with a long sleeved black shirt underneath along with leggings and black boots.
I love the idea of pairing a long sleeved top underneath. It’s perfect for those extra chilly days when you need an extra layer. If it’s on the warmer side then you can totally forget the shirt underneath.
This last look is a thin sleeveless sweater that I paired with a cardigan. This look is perfect for warmer fall days as the material isn’t very heavy. I actually picked up this sweater a couple of years ago from Goodwill.
I love shopping at Goodwill when I get a chance. In fact I’ve found some of my favorite items there. Check out this post of my best tips for shopping at Goodwill.
The best thing about these looks are that they are affordable. If you would like to know how I am able to buy quality clothing on a budget click here.
I hope you enjoyed this post! Which look was your favorite? Also what are your favorite Fall and Winter pieces? Let me know in the comments below. Thanks!
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