With the colder months creeping in it’s time to grab all those sweaters you stuffed at the back of your closet when summer started.

Celebrities like the singer Harry Syles and YouTube creator Emma Chamberlain have been stylishly rocking their sweaters, proving that knitwear does not have to be boring.

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If you need some inspiration to style your sweater vest, or are planning on getting a sweater vest then we have a few suggestions on how to style it.

With a turtle neck

Whether it is a short sleeve turtle neck or a long sleeved one, you will ace the ’college girl’ aesthetic by pairing your sweater vest with a turtle neck.

Emma Chamberlain kept it simple with a navy striped sweater vest that she paired with a short sleeved black turtle neck but feel free to be a little adventurous with this look by mix matching colours and patterns.

 

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With a skirt

Since the seasons are transitioning from warmer to colder months, some days will not require you to wear pants, so switch them out for a tennis skirt or a satin skirt like Kit Keenan did.

A quick search on Pinterest will show you other ways to style your vest with a skirt. Keenan opted for a fitted sweater vest but this look could easily work with an oversized vest as well.

 

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With an oversized shirt

Another perfect way to style your sweater vest when the seasons are changing is by opting for no pants or skirts but instead wearing an oversized shirt as a dress.

An influencer that goes by Mary Jean on Instagram, loves a good sweater vest moment. For this look she paired a white oversized shirt with a dark olive green turtle neck vest and knee high boots. This simple look is perfect for any occasion, just throw on a cute purse and you’re good to go.

 

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