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6 ways to style: button front cardigan!


Yay! Time for another 6 ways to style! If you are new here this series is very popular and fun. I just take a piece of clothing and create 6 outfits. You can see the entire archiveHere. I always want to make sure the pieces I add to my closet are super versatile in order to get the most bang for your buck. This helps me be creative with styling pieces in my closet and hopefully inspires you all too.

Today I design this cardigan with button placket. It is an absolute dream! It's so soft and light, but still pretty warm. Also, as you'll see from today's post, it can be styled in MANY different ways. This sweater is a bit gorgeous, but I thought this, this and this these are cheaper options! Also note that the exact sweater is a little larger in today's release. I made it a size smaller. I love this pullover style for fall ... on the one hand it is so classic and at the same time so modern. I love to wear it unbuttoned, buttoned, alone, or layered! I think you will see from today's post that there are so many ways to rock this style.




(about) Outfit 1

This cardigan is great for layering because it's so light. I love it over a white top with black jeans for a work day at home that involves a few zooms in. It's contracted but still very comfortable.
Buy the look: sweatshirt (runs great, I went one size down to XS), white top, Jeans, slipper


(about) Outfit 2

Because it is so light, this sweater also fits very well under jackets and coats, which is necessary here in the Midwest. I love the sweater alone with a trench coat for cool or rainy days this fall.
Buy the look:sweatshirt(runs great, I went one size down to XS), Jeans, Apartments, jacket


(about)Outfit 3

Still in a summery climate or not quite ready for autumn weather? This simple tank overalls goes great with the cardigan tossed over for cool grocery stores or lounging on the sofa.
Buy the look:sweatshirt(runs great, I went one size down to XS), Jumpsuit, Birch sticks


(about)Outfit 4

I'm still holding on to white jeans as long as I can this fall. This sweater goes great with white jeans and a simple tank for layering. Ideal for cool mornings or evenings.
Buy the look:sweatshirt(runs great, I went one size down to XS), Jeans, tank, Apartments


(about)Outfit 5

This look is my favorite and most likely how I would wear it. A small front crook with jeans and straight-leg sneakers is super simple and modern, and also very mother-friendly.
Buy the look:sweatshirt(runs big, I fell one size to XS), Jeans, sneakers or less expensive sneakers


(about)Outfit 6

Answering the 2020 question: but does it work with leggings? Law!? I think you can definitely take off some leggings and a t-shirt look with this cardigan. What do you think?
Buy the look:sweatshirt(runs great, I went one size down to XS), Gaiters, tea, similar sneakers orsimilarly cheaper sneakers 

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