Some things fade with the times, while other things never go out of fashion. You will find knitted jumpers in both categories. Indispensable for cooler temperatures, and yet, always an option for bolder styling. Current favourites include knitted jumpers with stars & stripes, flower prints and with three-quarter length sleeves in polka dot designs. Plain coloured fine knit jumpers are embracing pastel colours.
When it comes to versatility, knitted jumpers are fabulous all-rounders. They are the perfect cosy piece for casual looks. You can wear knitted jumpers non-stop, year round teamed with jeans and ankle boots. However, they also cut a fabulous figure teamed with knee-length denim skirts, midi-length A-line skirts and floral maxi skirts.
It is not always easy for very voluptuous women to find a knitted jumper that doesn’t make their figure look more voluminous than it actually is. The following applies as a basic principle: Fine knits generally look more flattering than chunky knits, low-cut necklines are preferable to polo necks and vertical patterns more complimentary than horizontal stripes. Exceptions confirm the rule.
Some things fade with the times, while other things never go out of fashion. You will find knitted jumpers in both categories. Indispensable for cooler temperatures, and yet, always an option for bolder styling. Current favourites include knitted jumpers with stars & stripes, flower prints and with three-quarter length sleeves in polka dot designs. Plain coloured fine knit jumpers are embracing pastel colours.
When it comes to versatility, knitted jumpers are fabulous all-rounders. They are the perfect cosy piece for casual looks. You can wear knitted jumpers non-stop, year round teamed with jeans and ankle boots. However, they also cut a fabulous figure teamed with knee-length denim skirts, midi-length A-line skirts and floral maxi skirts.
It is not always easy for very voluptuous women to find a knitted jumper that doesn’t make their figure look more voluminous than it actually is. The following applies as a basic principle: Fine knits generally look more flattering than chunky knits, low-cut necklines are preferable to polo necks and vertical patterns more complimentary than horizontal stripes. Exceptions confirm the rule.
