What looks good with asymmetrical sweaters?

Whoever said that everything in life has to follow a straight line? Definitely not us, since asymmetrical sweaters keep you looking super cool with lots of different cuts and designs! Let us show you how to best combine each style.

Sweaters with asymmetrical necklines

A particularly cool variety of asymmetrical sweaters are those with irregular necklines, like ones that bare one shoulder or have large, one-sided collars.

Wear it with: Men can combine this style with skinny jeans, while women have the added choice of leggings and tight-fitting mid-length skirts. An asymmetrical neckline should stand alone; instead of necklaces, opt for rings or bracelets when adding fun accents. Tote bags are the go-to choice when it comes to finding the right handbag for this look.

Mullet sweaters

Though hair stylists won’t touch the style, the fashion world is clamouring to get the mullet on their sweaters! Just as the name implies, the front of this sweater is shorter than the back.

Wear it with: Tight-fitting mullet sweaters go well with mini-skirts (either tucked in or not). Over-sized designs should be combined with pants or skirts that hug your figure. Skinny jeans (for men and women) can look just as good as a pair of leggings or jeggings. Mullet sweaters are ideal for a stylish layered look too: Simply let an undershirt in a matching or contrasting color peek out from below the shorter sweater front and the look is complete!

Sweaters with asymmetrical seams

Asymmetry at its best: When the seam of the sweater is markedly longer on one side than the other.

Wear it with: Tight dress pants, pencil skirts, skinny jeans or jeggings all look great with this top, as long as they’re plain and avoid loud patterns or details. These asymmetrical sweaters get a lot of attention on their own, meaning you can skip jewelry altogether. A bright yellow sweater with white skinny jeans is just one of the many fantastic summer looks you can create with this top.

Sweaters with asymmetrical sleeves

Have you fallen in love with a sweater with asymmetrical sleeves?

Wear it with: When the seam of the sweater is flush with the top of the pants, you can also opt for shorts or harem pants in addition to the favorites listed above. Two identical bangles, one on each arm, make for the perfect accessories, giving the look a sense of balance.

Hairstyles for asymmetrical sweaters: Those rocking a sweater that leaves one shoulder bare can balance out the asymmetry by wearing their hair in a cute side-braid.

Asymmetrical sweaters look fabulous with pants and skirts featuring straight lines.