It's really hard to find words to express our love for sweaters. How boring our clothing choices would be throughout the seasons without them. While sweaters are most useful as a base layer in winter, they are even more charming when worn on their own.
#1 After all, not every place requires a down jacket to get through winter. In places where it's spring-like all year round, sweaters are the best choice. Let the bright yellow add vitality to the monotonous season and retain the warmth of sunshine until we can bravely face the cold winter winds ahead.
#2 Perhaps it's because of their loose fit or unique personality, sweaters that are not suitable as base layers must have reasons not to be concealed. The color-blocking and patching design adds a touch of fashion to the traditional and classic knit twist pattern, especially when integrated with fringe elements, making it even more in line with global trends.
#3 Also being yellow, ginger yellow is not as bright as bright yellow, as if it has accumulated more years of experience and a hint of steadiness. The presence of diamond patterns adds a unique touch to the knit design and the color usage is just right. How could we miss out on a sweater that exudes a youthful vibe when paired with jeans?
#4 Whether it's flare sleeves or lantern sleeves, it's hard to say which one is the best. It doesn't matter, though, because both are worth trying. Thanks to the loose fit, the thickness of the arms won't affect the elegance of flare sleeves at all. The combination of caramel color and lace-up elements brings a casual yet confident vibe.
#5 The fluffy feeling best evokes people's love for winter, being warm and soft enough, which perfectly aligns with the essence of sweaters. Silver gray is a great choice, capable of exuding both playfulness and elegance. The combination of a V-neck and lace, although not revealing the delicacy of the collarbone, gives people a sense of just-right sexiness.
#6 Sweaters that are not worn as base layers are usually knitted with thick yarn, which is too rugged to pair with down jackets or wool coats. The diamond patterns all over highlight the amazing craftsmanship of knitting, and become even more unique and distinctive under the contrast of colors, revealing a hint of artistic temperament.
#7 The more intricate the pattern, the more suitable the sweater is for wearing on its own. After all, fancy and elaborate designs are not suitable for being a low-key base layer; they have their own personality and need a stage to showcase themselves. However, if paired with a solid-colored coat, a color-blocked knit sweater can still serve as a base layer. There are no fixed rules in dressing.
#8 The fullness of mohair knitting is definitely not just a visual effect of warmth; it's a symbol of personality that can only be fully displayed when worn on its own. The chaotic blend of colors creates a unique visual impact, giving off a hint of freshness.
#9 The gentle texture of fine-knit sweaters makes them perfect as base layers. Even if they are adorned with intricate floral patterns, they don't need to be fully exposed. The loose design with dropped shoulders definitely looks best when worn on its own. How can the most tacky floral patterns become the most fascinating designs? It all depends on your styling skills and taste!
