Stylish Solutions for a Blazer-Loving Girl
I love blazers, but my closet can only handle so many black blazers or lined solid pieces. If you are in need of a blazer with some flair, these are some options you can roll over in your mind!
I have a lot of these (Forever21.com)
Ruffled-Front Soft Blazers
Button-front blazers don't need to have double or triple-button fronts. Look for a blazer with a line of buttons and extra ruffles in between each of the closures. Some of the best fabrics to use with this type of blazer are soft wool and a sweater-like knit. Asymmetrical styles are the best. Live it up!
Knitted Sweater-Type Blazers
Sweater fabrics make great blazers because they hug your curves so well. Buttoned-up styles that flatter the body make them more versatile, because you can layer them underneath jackets in winter and over tank tops in the early fall. Blazers constructed from a special knit are lovely and hard to find, so if you run into one... snap it up.
Shawl Collar Blazers
Shawl collar blazers are such a perfect look when you're trying to beat the chill, and when combined with a hat? Even better. Shawl collar blazers have a deep and wide collar that can be flipped up around the face or around the neck. Cloche hats and fedoras wouldn't be out of place with this look.
Matching Scarves
Don’t forget that every cold-weather appropriate blazer needs a matching scarf to be worn with it. If you pick up a solid blazer, look for a pattern in jewel tones like stripes or heart patterns, just for fun. If you’re the super-saver type, then look for a black pashmina or scarf if you don’t have one!
Plaid, Plaid, and More Plaid
Plaid scarves are an amazing way to accessorize any fall piece, and they certainly don’t get enough credit. Some people think that plaid is all about the Christmas-y red and green pattern, but it can actually be found in multiple colored versions, including yellow and purple and teal and blue.
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