Secondly, the cut: each of us has different body proportions and each of us has something different. For example, a silhouette with larger breasts will look better in the V neckline. A woman with smaller breasts will look very good in a turtleneck sweater. In addition, the sweater's cut with a thick braid weave, shiny thread, Spanish neckline, frills and similar solutions always "do" the entire styling. When choosing such models, we do not have to worry too much about accessories - it is an ornate sweater that is supposed to play the first fiddle in an outfit.
How to style a sweater?
Put the end of the sweater into the lower garment, thanks to which you will optically lengthen the legs and emphasize the waist.
Add some sparkles to add a little chic and feminine touch to the sweater.
Roll up your sleeves to reveal slim wrists to add lightness to a silhouette that can be overwhelmed by a large sweater.
For a slightly longer sweater or an oversized sweater, add a belt at the waist to even out the feminine proportions.
Combine sweaters with other textures, for example by composing a sweater with an airy skirt, with leather pants or smooth and elegant fabrics, you will surely get an amazing effect.
When wearing oversize sweaters, do not forget to emphasize the legs with fitted cuts to even out the proportions of the figure.
How to choose the right sweater?
Remember - the final and aesthetic appearance of a sweater consists of several factors that you should pay attention to when shopping. First of all, the composition: yarn made of natural raw materials, which we have described in detail in previous entries (HERE a link to the entry about materials such as merino wool, cashmere or alpaca) and of natural origin (viscose, modal, lyocell) has thermoregulatory properties. In practice, these properties mean that the sweater warms up, but at the same time does not overheat our body, and also has a high hygroscopicity (moisture absorption) index, thanks to which such a sweater will be comfortable, functional and pleasant to the touch. The most popular sweaters with acrylic, polyacrylic or polyester do not have these properties, so such a sweater will not warm you up and will not give your skin proper breath, which will cause you to sweat.- added: 11-03-2021
