Sweatshirts AKA a type of sweater made from thick cotton jersey... AKA: One of my favorite things.
It's officially sweatshirt season!!!! This means that all I pretty much do is lounge around the house in old sweatshirts and possibly not much else. Thankfully sweatshirts have come a long way since the oversized ones my mom bought me in the nineties (I still vividly remember my mom dressing me in only sweatshirts, jeans, and sneakers--this was clearly before I realized that you could wear sweatshirts over other clothes if you wished. After that, I refused to leave the house without putting something underneath despite my mother's protest to this idea).

I wanted something with a fun print, but still a grown-up vibe? (Hopefully). I'd like to think this is also a little street style and a little rock n roll (black pants and red pumps= the ultimate).
Cuff- Chanel
Purse- Etsy
Floral sweatshirt- MSGM
Pumps- Manolo Blahnik
Skinny jeans- Al Duca D'Aosta
Distressed denim jacket- Levis Vintage Denim
Scarf- Valentino

An easy way to break up (or add warmth) to a set? A cropped sweatshirt.
Sweatshirt- Alexander Wang
Top- Lover
Pencil skirt- Lover
Crossbody bag- Saint Laurent
Watch- Nixon
Sneaks- Kate Spade

Thankfully, sweatshirts have updated themselves enough to be worn to the office now too. You could go with a classic solid colored one or one with a little piazza like gems and bedazzles.
White cocoon coat- Cedric Charlier
Embellished sweatshirt- Rebecca Taylor
Skirt- Lover
Foldover clutch- Moyna
Pumps- Saint Laurent

We all know I'm a fan of mixing prints. So mixing a printed sweatshirt with a plaid shirt (to be worn underneath of course), I'm totally there along with a pop of color and a leather jacket.
Sweatshirt- J.Crew
Plaid shirt- Mango
Skinny jeans- H&M
Purse- Burberry
Heels- Schutz
Quilted leather jacket- Kay Michaels
It's officially sweatshirt season!!!! This means that all I pretty much do is lounge around the house in old sweatshirts and possibly not much else. Thankfully sweatshirts have come a long way since the oversized ones my mom bought me in the nineties (I still vividly remember my mom dressing me in only sweatshirts, jeans, and sneakers--this was clearly before I realized that you could wear sweatshirts over other clothes if you wished. After that, I refused to leave the house without putting something underneath despite my mother's protest to this idea).
I wanted something with a fun print, but still a grown-up vibe? (Hopefully). I'd like to think this is also a little street style and a little rock n roll (black pants and red pumps= the ultimate).
Cuff- Chanel
Purse- Etsy
Floral sweatshirt- MSGM
Pumps- Manolo Blahnik
Skinny jeans- Al Duca D'Aosta
Distressed denim jacket- Levis Vintage Denim
Scarf- Valentino
An easy way to break up (or add warmth) to a set? A cropped sweatshirt.
Sweatshirt- Alexander Wang
Top- Lover
Pencil skirt- Lover
Crossbody bag- Saint Laurent
Watch- Nixon
Sneaks- Kate Spade
Thankfully, sweatshirts have updated themselves enough to be worn to the office now too. You could go with a classic solid colored one or one with a little piazza like gems and bedazzles.
White cocoon coat- Cedric Charlier
Embellished sweatshirt- Rebecca Taylor
Skirt- Lover
Foldover clutch- Moyna
Pumps- Saint Laurent
We all know I'm a fan of mixing prints. So mixing a printed sweatshirt with a plaid shirt (to be worn underneath of course), I'm totally there along with a pop of color and a leather jacket.
Sweatshirt- J.Crew
Plaid shirt- Mango
Skinny jeans- H&M
Purse- Burberry
Heels- Schutz
Quilted leather jacket- Kay Michaels
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