The weather has been so lopsided lately, it’s beyond annoying! One day it’s beautiful and the next it’s brutal. A black lightweight turtleneck has become a great transition piece to layer under pieces that wouldn’t otherwise be weather appropriate. I have two styling options for you today in regards to layering your turtleneck!
First up is to layer a turtleneck under a camisole top! It’s not exactly 70+ degrees so I wouldn’t recommend pulling out the camis yet, unless it’s under a blazer or cardigan. I wanted this leopard cami to stand out in my look, so I opted to layer underneath instead of covering it up. Please note this turtleneck is super lightweight and almost see through, but provides the right coverage for cooler temps.I opted for my culottes on the bottom to keep the sophisticated vibe I have going on throughout the look!
Cami & Culottes: Zara
Clutch: Unstructured
The second look is a bit unconventional! I paired the same turtleneck under this ZARA shift style dress, I scored from a blogger sale on Poshmark! #budgetnista It adds dimension to the look, and I should really be wearing tights to shield my legs, but I digress! I love this dress because it has pockets, and can’t wait to wear it in the Summer on it’s own!
I’m all about maximizing my wardrobe, and this layering trick gives you more options to making your favorite pieces weather appropriate! Shop that closet, get creative, and as always stay chic!
As a sports mom, cultural curator, and proud Belizean, Karese brings intention to every experience she creates. A multimedia producer and creative strategist, she’s dedicated to amplifying voices and stories that often go unheard. With over a decade of experience across media production, content development, and brand storytelling, her work lives at the intersection of culture, community, and confidence.
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