Menswear-inspired blazers are versatile and work for any
body type, making them a great investment piece. These blazers are cut longer
than traditional women’s suiting and can have a boxy silhouette, so make sure
you pick a blazer that cuts in at the waist. Most major department stores carry
a variety of blazers at various price points. Large specialty stores like
J.Crew and the Gap also have some great options.
Here are some tips for making the look work for all
occasions.
Instead of the usual cardigan, wear a blazer (with rolled
sleeves) over your T-shirts, v-neck sweaters, or camisoles. Pair that with
jeans and flats or boots, and you have instantly updated your everyday style
without compromising your comfort.
Work
Take a break from your standard work suit by wearing a
menswear-inspired blazer with a pencil skirt or trousers. You can further
update your work outfits by breaking up your neutrals (e.g., wear a black
blazer with gray bottoms). Add interest to the outfit by pairing your blazer
with a blouse that has pattern, color, or sheen and adding some jewelry.
Evening
Add edge to your look by adding your blazer to an
ultra-feminine dress. If it is a more casual date night, throw on your blazer
with a flowy blouse, dark jeans, and heels.
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