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3 quick oversized looks that are suitable for everyday use and trendy
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So that oversized looks don’t look like bedtime, we have ideas for styling.
You know that feeling where no matter what you wear, everything just feels wrong? Too constricting? It was fine yesterday (and probably still is), but today the tweaking and tweaking just won’t stop. Patience is at an end, we got off on the wrong foot, but the schedule cannot be paused. On days like this, looks are needed that give us freedom of movement and at the same time give us a warm hug.
More is more: it’s that easy to oversize
A shirt (dress)
Hollywood icon Audrey Hepburn, who wears a white men’s shirt as a nightgown in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” as Holly Golightly, is the first thought. We love it! Not only for sleeping, but also in combination with heeled sandals, like Alexa Chung, it’s definitely a look! Messy bun, day make-up and jewelery make styling possible in record times in just ten minutes. The short biker shorts under the shirt ensure that you are not surprised by small gusts of wind.
The two-piece suit can also be worn separately
Speaking of shirts: A visit to the men’s department or your partner’s wardrobe should not be missed. The jacket becomes a mini dress that gets an edgy look with chunky boots. You can trim the straight cut of the jacket with a scarf. In addition to the two-piece suits, you will also find casual boyfriend jeans here, which can be quickly made to fit with the shoelace trick.
Large sweaters are Hollywood classics
As in any cheesy Hollywood flick, it can be from a loved one – or simply buy it yourself and save yourself the heartache as soon as you want it back. Whether sporty with biker shorts inspired by Lady Di or casually chic with your favorite jeans and slingback ballet flats – you decide where to go and your sweatshirt follows obediently. By the way, also good to have ready in oversized: a simple T-shirt and a denim jacket. The latter is the perfect cover for a summer dress.