vest
She is our new fashion favorite
Whether short or long, firm or fluffy: the vest has trend potential
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Who has a vest in their closet but never wears it? The supposed grandma throw is light and stylish to style.
Shoes, handbags and maybe your favorite jeans – women usually have a clear ranking when it comes to styling highlights. At the bottom – if at all – is the vest. The supposedly old-fashioned throw has a lot of trend potential. These are the hottest styles of the west and this is how they are worn.
Puffer vest
This vest belongs in every wardrobe. In the spring and autumn transition seasons, it can be difficult to decide what to wear. This is where the puffer vest comes into play. It is perfect for covering on cool, cloudy days. Regardless of whether you are styled with a color-coordinated coat or a cozy knitted sweater in a monochrome look – puffer vests are perfect for the colder months of the year.
Long vest
Long vests are great for adding an accent or completing a look. If the vest is long enough and can be buttoned up, it can even be worn as a dress. A wide belt emphasizes the waist. But a long vest worn openly over a dress also looks very elegant. For a chic everyday look, a knee-length vest goes well with a turtleneck, casual leather shorts, tights and boots. The easiest way to style this vest is with a blouse and pants.
Short vests
There are few looks that surpass the power of a three-piece suit and vest. The look can also look sexy in the evening. A buttoned vest without a top can be perfectly combined with well-fitting trousers and high heels. Casual, the outfit is combined with a denim vest in an all-over denim look. A streetwear-inspired outfit works with a utility vest, graphic t-shirt, used-look jeans, and a pair of cool sneakers.
Knitted vests
For a casual retro look, knitted vests can make a statement. No matter whether the vest is combined with a pleated mini skirt or spiced up with a maxi dress, you can’t go wrong with these models.