Knit sweaters are known as fall fashion’s must-have clothing
item, but heavy knit garments tend to get boring by the end of fall. This is
why I love my H&M black knit sweater with cut-out sleeves. At a glance, it
looks like the average sweater, but take a second look and you will notice it’s
not-so-average sleeves.
Usually knit sweaters make my body look too bulky because of
my curves, but the cut-outs attract more attention to my shoulders, giving a
balanced look to the rest of my body. The sweater is also lightweight and loose
fitting, leaving extra room to layer without feeling like a walking bundle of
fabric.
Black clothing is always classic and can stay in a wardrobe
for months and maybe even a year or two. Even though the “cut-out” trend has re-appeared
throughout the past couple of years, the cut-outs on the sweater—whether they
will be trendy next year or not—will always make for an interesting ensemble. Without
the subtle cuts, this would just be a black sweater.
Because of the sweater’s versatility it can be worn with
denim, leggings and skirts, giving each look a different style. Toward the
colder days of fall, the sweater can be dressed up with scarves, and the
cut-outs make it breathable, allowing me to throw a on heavy coat during the
winter months.
Most days, if a sweater is on my outfit forecast, it is
because I’m cold and I’m not looking to put too much effort into my look of the
day. A black sweater goes with everything, but the cuts make the entire piece
work double time, not only serving as a comfortable fall garment, but also an
edgy piece without working too hard. I can dress the sweater down or up without
feeling too lazy about my look.
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