Sweaters with ruffles, lace, or, for example, slits in the shoulder/back area have never been approved by famous couturiers. These things were popular 7-10 years ago purely because they stood out from other, minimalist models. Do you have any in your closet? Get rid of them.

We want to protect you from fashion mistakes. So, find out in the OBOZ.UA article what other sweaters are irrelevant and frankly outdated.

1. With an infantile print

Geese, bears, unicorns, cats or squirrels on sweaters are very cute, but it's hard to call such things stylish. It's better to leave fairy-tale character and animal prints to children: it will look organic in their wardrobe. Instead, pay attention to items with animalistic or abstract patterns.

2. Poncho sweater

It's hard to understand why designers started making poncho sweaters. They look like bags and make silhouettes look shapeless. Do you like voluminous clothes? Wear things with a straight cut and made of thick fabric with the addition of wool. This will make you look more impressive.

3. Short silhouette

Tight-fitting cropped sweaters often gather on the body in untidy folds. In addition, they do not keep you warm and do not fit into fashion trends. It is worth reminding you that loose-fitting items are in trend now. If you want to emphasize your silhouette, wear a bodysuit or knitted midi dress.

4. Fine knitwear

It doesn't matter how much money you paid for a fine knit sweater. It still looks "cheap". Such fabric wrinkles quickly and distorts the silhouette of the figure. The situation can be aggravated by contrasting underwear that shines through the product.

5. With decorations

Sweaters with artificial pearls, rhinestones, beads, beads, sequins, or similar decor have long been a mauvais. Such a design does not make products look smart. A great alternative is products with minimalist prints or monochrome fabrics.

Earlier, OBOZ.UA wrote about 5 models of hats that spoil any look.

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