Sweater Styles –

We definitely don’t need to follow every sweater trend that keep coming with every winter, but the truth is we still buy a few pieces every year if not 100. Then why not invest in the key styles only? If you’re in the market for great, trendy knitwear for the season then I have listed the key styles below. Happy Shopping:)

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Polo Sweaters –

I still love some pops of red in my wardrobe, but the moment of layering a red turtleneck under all my fall and winter looks is behind me. The trendier look I’m leaning into is the polo sweater. From Khaite to Reformation to Zara, there are plenty of options to shop at any price point.

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Rich-Coded, Classic Hues –

I’m finally accepting that the après-ski vibe isn’t quite my thing lol, and I’m relieved I didn’t splurge the last few winters. (I was tempted because I love the look on other people.) Instead, I’m all about knitwear in colors that feel and look expensive—burgundy, gray, olive green, and shades of brown, from chocolate to camel.

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Extra-Long Knits –

I am not into the knits that just sit above the belt of my high-waisted trousers and jeans, I’m all about a longer silhouette. something oversized and really long, it really looks great with midi skirts or silk pants. BTW, pairing long knits with silk pants is another current famous winter look that everyone’s so hot on.

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Refined Crewneck Styles –

My slouchier cardigans are being relegated to the second division, which means I’m mainly inclined to wear them when I’m working from home. They’re super comfy but still Zoom-friendly. A cardigan is a step above a sweatshirt, so I feel like I’m dressed. When it comes to going out for a drink, a meeting, or whatever else it might be, I’m about a crewneck cardigan that’s a little more polished. I’ve been wearing mine over a thin white long-sleeve tee that just pops out a little at the neck and cuffs with buttons done all the way up to the top to read more like a sweater.

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And that’s the end:)