This is the time of year when we’re pretty much done shopping for winter and not quite ready to think about spring fashion, so I’ve been updating some of my old 5 Ways To Wear posts to help us get a little more mileage out of our winter wardrobe essentials, and today it’s all about the grey sweater! Not only am I sharing 5 ways to wear this versatile piece, I’m showing both of the looks—Then and Now—and how I updated them for 2025!
Every woman probably has a grey sweater or two, so you can probably shop your closet and recreate these looks without buying anything new, but I’ll still link up what I’m wearing under each picture. And if grey isn’t your thing, you can substitute another neutral like ivory or camel or taupe for most of these looks.
You may also like: 5 Ways to Style a Camel Coat and 5 Ways to Style a Black Vest. Also, Then and Now: Grey Denim + Burgundy Sweater.
5 Ways to Style a Grey Sweater Redux
I published the original 5 Ways to Style a Grey Sweater back in January of 2020, and I wrote a post for each outfit, but this time I’m putting them all together in one post for easy reference. I also updated those 2020 looks in 2022, so I’m going to include those all here, as well.
#1. Then: Mom About Town
For my first outfit, I was going for a casual-chic monochromatic look. I styled a grey cashmere crewneck sweater with a black puffer vest, inky black skinny jeans, and grey/black trainers. I don’t think I wore those sneakers very much, although I distinctly remember them and trying to make them work with casual outfits. All that to say, I’m not sure I really loved this look at the time, and I definitely don’t love it now.
THEN (2020): grey crewneck sweater // black skinny jeans // grey trainers // black puffer vest
I updated that look in 2022 with this next outfit, which still looks fairly current, although the length of the jeans looks a little off to me now. Those Fidelity jeans were a slim straight ankle jean, which looks more like a crop by today’s standards, but the washed black finish adds a nice updated touch (as opposed to the more dressy black skinnies in the original look), and the VEJA Esplar is a shoe I still have in my closet.
THEN (2022): grey turtleneck sweater // washed black slim straight leg jeans // VEJA sneakers // black puffer vest
Now: Mom About Town
For today’s look, I pulled out my AG Mari slim straight ankle jeans in the washed black. These are about two inches longer than the Fidelity pair wore in 2022, and they look more modern to my eye, even though the trends lean more towards relaxed silhouettes right now. I feel like this cut is more flattering on me than the wider, more relaxed straight leg styles.
NOW: Caslon Rib Turtleneck (S) // vegan leather puffer vest (S) // AG Mari (29) // adidas Spezial (8) // rag & bone belt (M) // similar bag // swirl bangle bracelet // chunky hoops
To that, I added my vegan leather puffer, which is a very of-the-moment look—not just because of the vegan leather, but the puffier puffer (lol) makes it look more current than the older ones above.
I almost wore the same VEJA sneakers, but I decided to change it up with the adidas Spezial, since gum sole shoes are having a moment. My jeans are kind of a safe choice, and the turtleneck is pretty classic, so adding a trendy shoe keeps the look fresh and modern.
The chunky accessories (swirl bangle bracelet and chunky hoops) also help to update the look, and I made sure to wear a belt, as that adds a polished touch and belts are very much on trend right now.
#2. Then: Winter Date Night
The second outfit in the original series was a winter date night look with a grey turtleneck, coated denim, and a statement coat. (I didn’t keep the leopard coat. As I said at the time, it was just too over the top for my understated sense of style, and I don’t live the life of the woman that owns that coat… Which is still true!) And it certainly doesn’t look as fresh and fun to me now as it did at the time. That was the height of leopard everything, as I recall.
I’m also cringing at those coated black skinnies paired with the burgundy suede pumps, and the long layer necklace also dates this look. Isn’t it funny how our eyes adjust over time?
THEN (2020): coated black skinny jeans // grey Equipment turtleneck (S) // burgundy suede pumps // leopard faux fur coat // long layer necklace
In 2022, I recreated that outfit with my Vince Crop Leggings for more of an upscale look and feel. I also went with a v-neck sweater instead of a turtleneck, and a shorter black faux fur jacket instead of the long leopard print coat. I changed up the jewelry quite a bit here, as well—I went for a crystal teardrop earring with an understated bezel station necklace. And I still added a burgundy suede pump, but this outfit looks a little more classic to my eye.
THEN (2022): Vince Weekend V-Neck in Steel (S) (budget option) // Vince Crop Legging (M) (option) // burgundy pumps (8) // faux fur jacket // crystal drop earrings // bezel station necklace // link bracelet
Now: Winter Date Night
For my updated look, I actually have two—I recreated both! For the 2020 outfit, I swapped out the coated skinnies for a pair of coated flares, and I actually still have that Vince v-neck sweater, so I wore that again here.
Vince Weekend V-Neck in Steel (S) (budget option) // KUT from the Kloth Ana Coated Flare Jeans (6) // Stuart Weitzman Naomi Bootie (8.5) // Sanctuary faux fur jacket (S) // triple chain necklace // swirl bangle bracelet // chunky hoops // Hammitt VIP
My Sanctuary faux fur coat is a nice update to the one with the chevron pattern, and rather than a pop of color in the shoe, I went for a dramatic suede pointy toe kitten heel sock boot. These are a major splurge, and I’m having trouble finding a similar for less option, but I went ahead and photographed the look because I think this shows a more modern look than a pop of red against an otherwise monochromatic look. That’s not as much of a thing right now. I do have red shoes, but I like them better to dress up my blue jeans and more casual tops than with an all black outfit. (See an example HERE.)
Here’s the look without the jacket. I added a triple chain necklace and the swirl bangle bracelet and chunky hoops, as well as the belt, so it’s a complete look even without the coat. And I carried my Hammitt VIP crossbody as a clutch. I think the textured leather and edgy gunmetal hardware adds a nice extra something to the outfit, but I can also see adding a pattern or a lighter color bag to break it up.
I also did a similar look to the 2022 look with black pants, but this time instead of the Vince Crop Leggings, I wore the SPANX Perfect Fit Ponte Flare Pants. And in keeping with the original outfit, I went with a bold red kitten heel slingback—although the pop of red with an all black outfit isn’t really a current look. The shoe itself is current, but I would probably opt for my black croc-embossed Vince kitten heel slingbacks with this outfit instead. The croc embossed texture adds a nice detail to the look without drawing all the attention to the feet, and it keeps the look monochromatic.
Vince Weekend V-Neck in Steel (S) (budget option) // SPANX Perfect Fit Ponte Flare Pants (M Petite) // Sam Edelman Bianka Slingbacks in Deep Scarlet (8.5) // Sanctuary faux fur jacket (S) // triple chain necklace // swirl bangle bracelet // chunky hoops // Hammitt VIP
Which look do you like better—the coated denim or the pants? I feel like I’m a little over the coated denim. I feel like the pants look more modern, and I like the quiet luxury aspect of this second look… but probably with the textured slingbacks or the suede booties from above.
#3. Then: White Denim for Winter
For my third look, I styled a grey sweater and white jeans outfit for fall or winter, and I added a plaid blanket scarf and snakeskin booties for color and texture. Oh, how I loved those snakeskin booties, haha! They look so dated to me now, but they were good boots in 2020… And the fitted denim jacket is definitely a blast from the past, as well.
THEN (2020): Vince Camuto denim jacket // grey cashmere crewneck // white skinny jeans // snake print booties // plaid scarf
In my 2022 update, I changed out my white skinny jeans for cropped flares, and I went with neutral booties instead of the python. I also went with a slightly longer and more boxy denim jacket, and I went way overboard with that scarf! My word.
THEN (2022): Plaid Scarf // Reformation sweater (M) // Mother Insiders (28) // Marc Fisher Alva Booties (8) // KUT from the Kloth Jacqueline Denim Jacket (S) // Gucci sunnies (option) // similar tote (option)
Now: White Denim for Fall/Winter
For my modern update, I went a whole other direction and ditched the denim jacket entirely. A denim jacket with a cashmere sweater and scarf looks incongruous to me, and denim jackets aren’t as much of a thing right now. If they are, they are big and oversized—a look I’m not crazy about. So I went with a long wool coat instead. This looks way more current to my eye.
similar grey coat (S) // similar sweater // PAIGE Leenah Trouser Jeans (29) // Aquatalia boots (8) // similar belt // chunky hoops
Not only is the style of the coat more current, but the monochromatic look with shades of grey and white really keeps it fresh and up-to-date.
And the white trouser jeans are a nice update to the crop flares and white skinnies, especially for winter. I happened to have a pair of taupe booties I’ve kept around, and they work perfectly with this, but I don’t have a link because they’re from last year or the year before.
And because I wore a scarf in the original looks, I did throw on my Burberry scarf just for the fun of it—this would make more sense with the coat, of course! We thought about it after we got back inside.
#4. Then: Cozy & Casual
The 4th outfit in the original series was a super casual look with a puffer jacket, ripped jeans, and hiker boots. I really like the combination of the light wash jeans, medium grey sweater, and grey hiking boots; and the washed red jacket is a fun pop of color.
THEN (2020): grey Equipment turtleneck (S) // MOTHER Looker Ankle Fray Skinny Jeans (28) // Caslon hiker boots // REI red puffer
When I updated that look two years later, I didn’t have grey boots, hiker style or otherwise, so I went with my go-to fashion sneakers at the time. I chose a more muted color for the puffer jacket, but it still adds a nice contrast of colors to the otherwise neutral look. These jeans were supposedly more of a slim straight than a skinny, but they still look pretty skinny!
THEN (2022): grey Equipment turtleneck (S) // AGOLDE Toni slim straight ankle jeans (28) // P448 John (39) // Barbour puffer jacket // pearl earrings // link bracelet
Now: Cozy & Casual
I actually don’t have a short puffer jacket right now, believe it or not! And the only casual jacket I have in a color is my red Helly Hanson insulated rain coat, which is sold out, so I decided to wear the color in my shoes, and I just wore a black quilted vest over the turtleneck sweater. I actually still have the Equipment turtleneck I’m wearing above, but I decided to shoot this look with a more accessible option—this Caslon ribbed turtleneck in the dark grey heather. (It’s low inventory, but the medium grey heather is fully stocked.)
Caslon Rib Turtleneck (S) // Cooper Quilted Vest (S) // PAIGE Leenah Ankle (29) // PUMA Easy Rider Vintage (8.5) // chunky hoops
These PAIGE Leenah wide leg ankle jeans are a new wardrobe addition, and I think they’re really fun with sneakers, for a change from my usual slim straight ankle jeans or long flares. They do add some visual weight but when I keep the rest of the outfit in proportion, I think it works.
And while the “pop of red” isn’t as much of a thing right now, I like it better with the sneakers and blue jeans than I do with the slingbacks and all black outfit. I think I’d like it even better with lighter colors on top… maybe a white jacket on top of that grey sweater?
#5. Then: Monochrome with Pop of Red
Here we are again with the pop of red… haha! I ended that series back in January 2020 with this monochromatic winter date night outfit. I paired suede over the knee boots with black skinny jeans, and I wore a classic cashmere crewneck with my leather moto on top. Then I added a red crossbody with silver chain detail for a little pizazz. I actually really like the red bag on this look, rather than in the footwear… and I sure do wish I’d kept that bag.
THEN (2020): grey cashmere crewneck (S) // AG Farrah (28) // Bernardo leather moto // Stuart Weitzman OTK boots // Michael Kors crossbody
I just didn’t reach for it much, and it eventually made it to the donate bin. Now, I realize, I don’t even have a red bag. I think I need to remedy that. Also, I really loved that leather jacket, but it started to look worn and I passed it on, as well.
To change things up a bit in 2022, I wore my black skinnies with knee boots instead of OTK boots, and I went with a faux suede moto rather than the leather jacket, although I still had all the components of the first look at the time. I actually still really like this outfit, but doesn’t feel as fresh and modern as it did then.
THEN (2022): grey cashmere crewneck (S) // AG Farrah (28) // Sam Edelman boots (8) // KUT from the Kloth Quinn Faux Suede Moto (S) // Michael Kors crossbody
Now: Monochrome with Pop of Red
Since I don’t have a red bag, I recreated this look with red shoes, but as I said before, we aren’t really doing this right now… the monochrome with pop of red thing. I mean, you certainly can if you like it, but the purpose of updating these outfits is to show something that looks more current, so I can’t say this is my favorite of these looks. I even tried it back in the fall with this casual look, and I think it works better with the blue jeans, but I still felt at the time that my feet were arriving before I did. I think I will like them better with grey or white on top. The red and black creates such a stark contrast.
AllSaints Orten Leather Bomber (8) // Caslon Rib Turtleneck (S) // PAIGE Leenah Trouser Jeans (29) // Sam Edelman Bianka Slingbacks (8.5) // rag & bone belt (M) // similar bag // chunky hoops
These shoes worked really well with this outfit, by way of example. That’s how I would do a pop of red with the slingback pumps today.
Sanctuary stripe sweater (S) // similar jeans // Sam Edelman slingback pumps (8) // hinge bracelet // similar hoops // necklace set // Coach bag
Bonus Looks
You know me, I can never leave well enough alone, so here are a few more looks with grey sweaters that I’ve worn lately…
This cardigan sweater is a very light grey, and I love how it looks paired with the darker grey flare jeans. (Sorry, I now it’s spendy! I got mine on sale, and I expect it will go on sale again… maybe even for President’s Day Weekend. I’ll keep an eye on it.
The monochromatic look is very much on trend, as is the short v-neck cardigan worn as a pullover, as shown here. The black boots are a little heavy, but I like how they work with my hair to bookend the look. For a lighter look, I could try those taupe Aquatalia boots with this.
Vince Donegal Cardigan (S) // MOTHER Weekend Flares in Wanted! (29) (option) // similar boots
And both of these looks feature a grey turtleneck, blue jeans, black boots, and a black vest. It’s an outfit formula that I repeat over and over again.
LEFT: similar sweater // Cooper Quilted Vest (S) // MOTHER Weekender in Layover (29) // similar boots // similar belt
RIGHT: Halogen Funnel Neck Sweater (S) // Rowan Puffer Vest (S) // PAIGE Laurel Canyon Flares (29) // similar boots (8) // similar belt
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Hey I love and own black coated skinnies and would love an updated way to wear (even if you don’t like yours 😁).
Love your posts so far this year and the styling ideas. I would pick the pants over the coated denim always.
Heads up…your “Then-Cozy and Casual” photo is of a hammock lol!!
Wendy, I had to go back and look for this since I didn’t remember a hammock photo! I see a grey turtle, jeans and a pretty red jacket!! Not sure why you are seeing a hammock! 🙂
I saw the hammock picture also when I looked at the blog this morning. However, now I see the red jacket picture.
That is so weird! I have no idea how that happened. We fixed it.
Wow! This was a lot of work for you. However, it was really fun to see how the styles have subtly evolved. Thank you!!
I am curious about the pop of red thing. In the fall, you and several other bloggers said pop of red is a big new trend but in this post, you say it isn’t current. Has it changed in the last couple of months?
I was wondering the same.
Yep, lol, I did! I dunno, it’s just a subtle thing I’ve noticed recently, and I heard Jen at Everyday Style School say the same thing. (She was talking about pop of color in general, not specifically red.) Red as a color trend definitely had a moment in the fall—in all wardrobe categories, not just foot wear. It’s the red against an all black monochromatic look that really looks out of place to me now. I like the red slingbacks and red Pumas with blue jeans, and I like them best when the rest of the outfit is lower contrast, like with that stripe sweater vest. (I added a picture to this post, by way of example.)
I just recently heard on YouTube can’t remember who but that red sneakers were going to be big in the spring. I remember thinking I need to get some since I really do like them. There’s always contradictions on fashion trends between bloggers and YouTubers.
I like the red sneakers, just not with an all black outfit. 🙂 But yeah, fashion is subjective, at the end of the day! It’s interesting to see how the trends evolve. Sometimes I hear that something is going to be big, and it doesn’t end up being as big as I thought, or it ends up taking on a different variation on what I had in my head.
I read a post about shoe colors trending for the spring, and red and pink together is apparently going to be a big one. I have never cared for that combination, but I’m sure that I’ll be in the minority (as per usual).
I just saw this post from Angie at YouLookFab – look at outfit #4. THAT is how to do a pop of red for 2025. 🤗
What a fun walk down memory lane!
I like the new looks best since I don’t like skinny jeans. I like the Spanx pants over the coated ones. I’m not into leather or faux leather pants so that’s probably why. I enjoy these type of posts. I like seeing what do many were wearing a few years ago.
I remember so well your post last summer/fall about your red sneakers ‘arriving before you did’ and now that’s all I can see with brightly colored shoes. Even the silver shoes which are trending now seem too much to my eye. Love your gray/black outfits tho and that red bag IS gorgeous!
LOL, yeah, I still feel that way with the sneakers moreso than the slingbacks. The silver is growing on me. I was looking at the photo with the red Pumas in this post, wishing I’d worn the silver sneakers instead, to keep the look more monochromatic.
I agree. I also notice that “arriving first” phenomenon more when the shoes are bright red than when they’re the deeper burgundy you featured in a different picture. I think it’s because they’re a greater contrast to the outfit. And I think you’re on to something with the pop of color in a monochromatic outfit. It draws the eye to it more than an outfit that already has even a little variety. If the pants and top are both black, the shoes will pop more than even a combo where one is black and the other is a charcoal gray. Isn’t it funny how we over analyze this? But it is helpful!
Yeah, I didn’t even realize it was something to analyze until I started writing this post, and wanted to figure out why I liked the red pumps with some looks and not others.
I love the then and now posts. It’s great how you show us to update what we already have.
Please keep doing these.
I love this type of post; it’s so helpful ! A pop of red was always a favorite. I’m sorry it’s not a thing anymore ! I’ve read that colorful sneakers are trending. How do we style those?
It’s the pop of red with the all black or dark monochrome looks that I’m really talking about. Colorful sneakers (and ballet flats) are definitely trending. I always go to Evereve and see how they’re styling things, and this how they styled a pair of bright pink sneakers – https://shopstyle.it/l/clMO0 – with blue jeans and a neutral top.
And these red ballet flats with blue jeans and a navy/white stripe top – https://shopstyle.it/l/clMPy
I’m seeing them mostly with more casual looks, and lower contrast color combos.
All the 2024 looks are far more sophisticated looking than the previous years. Only one I’m not as keen on – the “cozy and casual” because it’s too casual for me, personally, with the unfinished hem. 🙂 Date night look and white denim look were my favorites, date night with the trousers more than the coated denim. I’ve never been keen on coated denim or leather pants. I agree with your red shoe sentiments, I think the red handbag was a better way to have that “pop of red”. I’d love to copy your white denim look but in warm neutrals like light camel and ivory. 🙂
That would be pretty!
I loved this post. I’m constantly trying to find ways to mix up my neutrals & denim. Do you have a “save” alternative to your Vince weekend V-neck sweater that would fit a petite frame? Also a black or camel color.
Try Quince!
Enjoyed the updated looks! Not a fan of coated denim! During my holiday shopping I “gifted” myself a Quince gray cashmere sweater. Thanks for all these suggestions!
Good morning. What a great post. It’s so fun to look back at the styles. We appreciate the work and time it takes. Love this series and highlighting how to wear an item in a few different ways 😊
Hi there! I loved all the grey sweater outfits, even most of the “Then” looks! But I was surprised by your comment, “I really loved that leather jacket, but it started to look worn and I passed it on, as well.” Oh my, I feel that’s when a quality leather jacket looks and feels it’s best, when it has that “well-loved and worn” vibe! And it just keeps getting softer. This weekend I am wearing my favorite grey turtle under my Eagles jersey! Go Birds! 🙂
Yeah, it wasn’t the “good” worn looking, it tried to find a place that does leather repair and restoration, and I never came up with anything. I probably didn’t look very hard b/c I was tired of not being able to link it, and I updated my black leather jacket with more of the asymmetrical style. But that style was actually pretty timeless, I think. I kind of wish I’d tried some leather conditioner on it.
Doesn’t it stink when you pass something like that along and then regret it? I try to declutter my closet but have had a few regrets as well. I’m now starting to pull those items out but hang onto them (in storage) a year or two before I get rid of them. And it’s amazing how some I do change my mind on! (To be clear, I only do this with things that I feel are relatively timeless styles).
Yeah, it’s rare for me, but i have thought about that jacket a few times recently. It’s a nice mix of the asymmetrical moto style and the bomber style.
I love the entire outfit for White Denim for Fall/Winter but WOW at the cost of the pieces.
I actually like some of the past outfits!
Seeing how trends have evolved over the years is very interesting, as is what our eye thinks looks good or not. Thank you so much for spending the time to put these comparisons together for us!
I like posts that show you before and after, it’s interesting to see what styles we wore back when. Question, which pair of jeans do you like best, the Paige Leenah wide-leg ankle jeans or the Pistola Lennon Crop Bootcut you purchased last fall? I like the looks of both and either would fill a gap in my jeans wardrobe. The Pistola looks kind of like a Mother Hustler which I like and I’m intrigued to try the Paige as I would like to branch out more into wide-leg but don’t want it to overwhelm my 5’3″ frame and be too wide. I like ankle jeans because they’re not really ankle jeans on me, and they show my shoes better than full length. 🙂
Loved this post! So fun to look back on the past and see the updated styles. More please! I also totally agree with you about the denim jacket. A denim jacket is not a winter piece in my book and totally looks off with a scarf and boots!
I agree. I never wear denim jackets in winter even during mild weather. I save them for the other seasons.
You always look great . I do like the trousers over the coated jeans . I love the then and now !!
Thanks for all the extra work you put into this post (I know you put a lot of work into all the posts.) It was a lot of fun to look back.
I love your Then-&-Now posts. Such fun. Overall, I try to stay “current” but I do pass on many trends. The bright red as in last fall was a pass for me. But the wine red pumps with monochrome black was one of my favorites. The bit of shoe contrast definitely elevated the look … for me. Fashion is so personal. (Other trends I’ll pass on are barrel leg pants and the return of super skinnies! Been there, did that. Heh.) Thanks for a fun post.
Yes, fashion is so personal, and at the end of the day, we should all wear what makes us happy. I love the barrel leg on others but it does nothing for me. 🙁
I’ve been eye-ing those Spanx Flare pants for awhile now and may have to get them after seeing this outfit. Both are cute but the flares just speak to me for some reason lol!
Hi Jo-Lynne, love the post. Lately the Pantone Color of the year 2025 is my favorite color!! I love the cocoa pinky colors, and also beige. I think you were hot on beige last year. I couldn’t stand beige before, now I can’t get enough. Also Frank & Eileen has been a go to for Spring shopping. The Barry shirt, and Wicklow pants are so nice, and the Caramel Travel Suit (thank you for turning me onto that brand!!).
I’d love to see a current post on styling activewear for shopping, and errand running. I always want to wear those looks but can’t seem to pull them off.
I’m still in wardrobe clean out H-E-double toothpick 😂
Thank you Jo-Lynne!!
Whoops, I didn’t see your post from the 22nd!! Reading it now!
My new favorite series! Keep them coming please!
I bought this gray sweater at Evereve last fall, and it might be my favorite purchase of this winter. It’s a beautiful basic, and looks prettier in person than in the pictures online. And it’s on sale now.
https://evereve.com/products/renee-cable-pullover-grey?_pos=10&_fid=f5d2ad7c6&_ss=c&variant=44031772852389
That post was a BLAST! I am sure it was a lot of work. Thank you! I love how fashion evolves, and our eyes adjust.
Hooray for evolution! I remember loving many of the ‘originals’ when they initially came out, and they still look great in the context of fashion history. In my opinion, every one of your updates shows an elevation of what suits you and fits your preferences today. I appreciate that, because it matches what I am working toward in my own closet/life. The biggest challenge for me is jeans that look current, and your comments in today’s narrative give me a new shot of inspiration to keep trying!
Also — you have amazing organizational skills to pull those photos, descriptions, and links out of a database to create a post like this!
Enjoy your weekend, everyone!
Loved this post! Seeing the change over time was so interesting. It’s crazy how what we think is fashionable changes so quickly and sometimes pretty drastically over just a few years. I really liked all of your 2025 updates except the red sneaker look didn’t grab me as much. I’m not sure what it is exactly but that outfit just didn’t quite seem like “you”.
Speaking of changing trends, the loafer info from your email this morning had my eyes bugging out! I might possibly be able to get on board with boat shoes at some point although right now they scream 80’s frat boy to me. But the ruched loafers are killing me! All I can see is the SAS loafers my grandmother wore for the last 25 years of her life. I realize I may have to eat my words after seeing people style them and making them cute but for now they are a hard NO for me!
Wow!!!!!!! This post is great. Lots of fun. I remember all the back in the day outfits and thought so cute back then but many dates now but I still like the orange puffer coat outfit. Love the boots still on you. So much work into this post. Glad you have time with Becca.
Love the white flare options, and the cardigan’s really flattering on you!
This was a super fun post to read and see flashbacks from the past! I love that you included the older pics as it is a great reminder of what pieces are classic vs trendy and what ages well with time. Loved it!
The last time I wore anything grey was a marle grey cashmere turtleneck I layered under a navy V-neck sweater with bootleg blue denims and black loafers for an informal night out with friends for a meal and playing pool.