The vest everyone wants this year — and it goes with everything

Vests are back in fashion, and this time, they're here to stay. They've quickly transitioned from an office classic to a must-have item of the season. They are no longer just part of a suit; they are a self-sufficient wardrobe staple. The best part is that vests fit perfectly into any style, from restrained minimalism to Bohemian carelessness.

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This small item can instantly transform any look. Wear one instead of your usual top and your outfit will look more expensive and polished. Even ordinary jeans can look charming when paired with the right vest.

Why is everyone talking about vests?

Because it's like a chameleon. Here are few ways to style it:

• A classic version made of suit fabric is perfect for work or an important meeting.
• A knitted version is a warm, cozy option for a cool evening.
• A fitted vest with a belt adds femininity and emphasizes the waist, making it perfect for a date.
• An oversized knitted vest with ties is all about comfort and freedom of movement.

Influencers and fashion editors openly express their admiration for vests, even wearing them on bare skin, which is considered very modern. They also combine vests with basic T-shirts, blouses, or even crop tops.

Layering is trending right now. Try wearing it over a shirt with a miniskirt or a long dress — it adds depth, texture, and a stylish edge to your outfit. Most importantly, don’t be afraid to experiment!

The perfect vest doesn't have to be black or gray. Currently in style are colorful models, denim, linen textures, textured buttons, and asymmetrical lines. There are also comfortable, fastener-free options that simply wrap around or tie with a decorative ribbon.

In general, you can style your vest however you want. Wear it with a suit or with regular shorts and a straw hat. For the evening, choose a leather or shiny model. Either way, it's hard to go wrong.

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