Slightly Oversized Outfits: Looser Fits That Look Intentional

Best oversized layers are the answer when you want room to move without losing a polished shape. This edit mixes Djerf Avenue trousers and J.Crew tailoring with a merino cable-knit cardigan, a cashmere blouson-sleeve sweater, and even cat-eye sunglasses for finishing the look.

Forever Blazer Grey

Djerf Avenue

$220

Broderie Pants Airy Blue

Djerf Avenue

$150

Occasion Pants White

Djerf Avenue

$180

Cable-knit crewneck cardigan in merino wool

J.Crew

$90

Cashmere blouson-sleeve sweater

J.Crew

$188

Bungalow cat-eye sunglasses

J.Crew

$59.99

Jules ruffle-collar shirt in striped cotton poplin

J.Crew

$98

Cosmo pant in dot print

J.Crew

$168

The Effortless Pant - Eversential

Aritzia

$148

superdown Melisa Faux Leather Pant in Black

superdown

$98

The Lodge Pant - Cruise Linen

Aritzia

$138

superdown Melisa Faux Leather Pant in Black

superdown

$98

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