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| Lace-Up Sweater: c/o BB Styled Boutique (similar here, here, here and here) |
Transitioning between seasons can be tough, especially in tricky New England weather. This Spring in Boston has been a roller coaster of degrees (and thus emotions)! We’ve been see-sawing between blue ruffle spring dresses and cashmere sweaters. I’m excited for the weather to warm up on a more permanent basis, but in the mean time I’m not complaining about sweater weather when I have cute items like this to cozy up in!
I’ve been looking for the perfect chunky lace-up sweater for a while since lace-up detailing is one of the big spring trends this season, so I’m clearly smitten with this piece from BB Styled Boutique! The design of this one is very casual-comfy chic (my fave), and I was really drawn to the sleeve details – they’re super unique and add a subtle edge to the piece.
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| Faux Leather Jacket: c/o BB Styled Boutique (similar here, here, here and here) |
Speaking of edge, how perfect is this soft faux leather jacket? I love how it looks paired with the lace up sweater and ankle boots!
Between this chunky lace-up sweater and soft faux leather jacket from BB Styled Boutique, I’ll have all the cozy layers I need to get me through the transition to Spring – all while looking stylish in the process!
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This is a sponsored post, all opinions are my own. Thank you for supporting those who support Chow Down USA.
