Easy Outfit Idea: Leopard Sweater
Easy Outfits: The Sweater-and-Jeans Pairing We're Obsessed With For Fall
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When Fall weather hits, a sweater and jeans is pretty much your default outfit, right? With a pair of boots, you're out the door in seconds flat! On the heels of Summer, I personally can't wait to layer up in my coziest crew necks, fitted turtlenecks, and oversize V-necks, but I do occasionally tire of my regular lineup. To spice things up in the sweater department (because sweaters can indeed be spicy), I'm looking to Fall's most wearable trends for a fresh formula, and one of my favourites is the leopard print trend, which I love in sweater form, paired back to denim. And how cute is this POPSUGAR Jacquard Slim Sweater ($37, originally $50) from the September collection? Answer: the cutest.
Now I know for some, leopard print can feel a bit bold, but the key is sticking to classic versions of the motif in neutral tones. I know, I know. Colourful animal prints are major for Fall, too. But we're here to talk about easy outfits, so you understand why I'm suggesting a more muted iteration of the trend, yes? Whether you're a leopard-print fanatic or are easing into the look, this affordable POPSUGAR sweater is ultraversatile; you can wear it on its own for early Fall with a pair of mules like our executive style director Dana Avidan Cohn did for a day at the office. Then, when Winter weather hits, you can layer it over a slimmer knit for extra warmth, swap your mules for boots, and top it off with a cute and cosy jacket. Easy-peasy.
Ahead, check out Dana's fun and easy Fall outfit, and shop the key pieces to re-create it on your own. Be sure to check back as we continue to bring you more easy Fall outfit formulas from the newest dress trends to outfits centreed around boots and polished trends you can wear to work.
