How to wear a sweatshirt after 40: office and casual options Fashion

The longer we live and follow fashion, the more we believe that things have no age limits. Even the dangerous miniskirt that you try to run off “into the sunset” as you grow up can be properly styled if you so desire. Against her background, the sweatshirt looks like a “good boy”. A piece from a daughter’s or son’s wardrobe can serve as a good base for everyday and office wardrobe. True, true!

Don’t want to dress up too much, but hiding in a huge sweatshirt is also out of the question? The sweatshirt is simply somewhere on the edge – it seems that it is registered in a sports team, but in the company of “classics” it will not be superfluous. It can be worn both alone and with other components – it all depends on the purpose of your outing and, of course, the weather outside the window.

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A sweatshirt, as you can see, goes great with a turtleneck – a practical way to protect yourself from the wind and hug a sore neck. At the bottom, wear classic trousers or dark blue jeans. And don’t forget to add a jacket – you get a win-win layering and a pretty office outfit. Same story with the shirt. The peek-a-boo collar and expressive sleeves add the right accents to the look – a “work” option for work, beautiful for the promenade.

And don’t be afraid to play with colors! The sweatshirt can be bright, and all other components are more restrained, white or black. Don’t limit yourself in design. A regular sweatshirt certainly seems safer. But believe me, models with a laconic pattern, inscription or logo will look much more interesting.

And yes, if you choose a set of sweatshirts and joggers without unnecessary patterns and sporty elements such as drawstrings, then you can add neat mules to them. Here, the most important thing is to achieve minimalism, not to go too far with textures and prints, otherwise sporty style and classic lines will no longer be friends. We are careful – and success is in your pocket.

Author: Anastasia Baranova