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Here’s How You Should Be Styling Your Blazer

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I think that by now, we’re all aware that blazers are a growing trend. But, what’s the best way to wear a blazer, though? In reality, this fashionable piece has become one of the most popular year-round. However, every season, you should style it differently to look sleek, classy, and to match the weather and occasions. Initially, blazers were commonly worn by men over their suits to add an air of sophistication. However, female celebrities have popularized the trend in Hollywood, and it quickly became a global fashion must-have. So, without further ado, here are 4 ways you can style your blazer this Spring!

Oversized

Keep it simple is one of the many ways to style a blazer. If you’re going for the Kendall Jenner look on the red carpet or a sophisticated look for an office case, we’ve got you covered. Be sure to choose the right blazers, though: The item is oversized. In reality, since oversized blazers are so long, you won’t need to wear anything underneath them. Choose your favorite color and the appropriate fabric for the occasion, then add some finishing touches.

Bralette And A Skirt

Don’t worry if you think wearing a blazer over your underwear is a bit too daring; we’ve got you covered. Nothing looks better than a nice bralette, a skirt (long or short), and a blazer on top as a party outfit. In reality, this outfit is ideal for a night out with the girls or a date. You can also flaunt your figure without going overboard.

Casual Blazer

Blazers may also be worn with a casual dress or jeans. In addition, a pair of cargo pants and a cute crop top are needed. Adding a blazer to your ensemble instead of a jacket would elevate it from simple-casual to chic-casual.

Add Accessories

More outfits for the crowd! And it’s possible that this is one of the most common ways to wear a blazer. Putting a belt on it, whether it’s an oversized one or a normal body-shaper, is 100 percent fashionable. In addition, styling your blazer with a skirt or a dress underneath, would look fabulous with some over-the-knee boots.

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5 Reasons Why Jeggings Are Your Ally This Spring

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We are all familiar by now with the jeggings trend. In fact, jeans-legging are always a good option for all seasons. They are comfy, easy to wear, and they shape your body as well. Although we are most likely to choose leggings on cold nights to keep warm, we are here to show you otherwise. Yes, forget old-fashioned leggings, and join the trend of »jeggings.» Here are a few reasons to help convince you!

They Absorb The Sweat

Cotton-based clothes are by far the best choice for hot weather. Not only that it absorbs sweat, but also the fabric is light and lets your skin pours breathe. In addition, short jeggins are a great alternative to jean shorts, which we wear a lot in the spring/summer times!

Keep You Feeling Fresh

Another advantage of wearing jeggings, is getting rid of the uncomfortable sensation of wearing pants. Since they are made to look like regular skinny jeans, they are more loose on the body. As a result, they keep you feeling fresh for longer.

Can Be Easily Styled

Leggins match all types of outfits, and are almost right for several occasions. Although jeggins are usually most fit for casual outfits, they can also be styled as night ware. Just throw in a crop top and a blazer on top, and you’re set to go out fancy.

Opt For Light Colors

Furthermore, spring is really a season that calls for light colors. In addition to the sun and the good temperature, there is a lot of natural light during spring months. Therefore, we suggest that you opt for lighter colors such as pink, white and beige jeggings to match the vibe!

Perfect For Outdoor Plans

Finally, one of our favorite activities all through spring and summer, is enjoying nature. Wether on a date at the park, or to go biking around your neighborhood. Leggins are an excellent choice, because not only that they are stretchy, but also not loose enough to let bugs through if you sit on the grass.

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