The Teacher Diva

Blush Knit Sweater & Distressed Denim

Blush Sweater Outfit

As Fall is quickly approaching, I find myself looking for sweaters, boots, and scarves to add in my wardrobe. Like most of you, I have several sweaters that I rotate each season, but I do like to add a few new styles to my collection. I recently found this split back knit sweater and it was too soft to pass up. With the split detailing on the back, this sweater is anything but basic.

I bought this sweater with caution, as it’s pretty hard for me to pull off “open back” styles. I love the Free People brand, they always make soft & cozy knits, so I wanted to give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the slits weren’t as “revealing” as I thought and I could easily wear a normal bra. I actually purchased it in black too!

I kept the look pretty simple (and neutral) with my Current Elliot Jeans (you guys know how much I love these jeans) and nude pumps. In the meantime, this would look adorable with jean shorts and booties.

I’m coming back from New York today. It’s been a fun trip but I am very much ready to be home with Austin and Lucy. Fashion Week is exciting but it’s exhausting being “on” 24/7. I am looking forward to resting and getting back into a normal schedule. Is it crazy that I am actually looking forward to cleaning, unpacking and doing laundry? Ha!

Thanks for reading and following along! xx Ashley

Steve Madden Nude Pumps Knit Sweater Fall Outfit Blush Sweater for Fall Painted Hairstyle Black Oversized Aviators Free People Knit Sweater Quay Oversized Aviators Dallas Curls Hairstyle

OUTFIT DETAILS:

Free People Split Back Pullover (fit: true to size, I am in a small) | Current Elliot Distressed Denim (fit: tts, I am in my normal size // also worn here and here) | Saint Laurent Small Sac De Jour | QUAY Black Oversized Sunglasses (similar style) | Nude Pumps | Kendra Scott Billie Ear Climbers c/o

 

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THIS POST IS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NORDSTROM. AS ALWAYS, ALL OPINIONS AND SELECTIONS ARE MY OWN. 
IMAGES BY: MARY SUMMERS HAFNER


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