Effortless French chic: the item you need in your closet - voila! Fashion

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The balance of power between the condition of the items sold in the stores and the thermometer is the kind of thing that almost always produces fashion frustration.

At the beginning of the cold season, for example, when there is still no real justification for more than one layer of clothing, we declare here about the right coat of the season, fantasize about the parade of sweaters we will be equipped with when the cold comes or fly on boots and a warming furry hat.

Then, a few weeks later when a real winter finally ripens, the snows begin and produce a feeling of the end.

As if the cold is over in a moment.

So the desire to shop naturally flows from being attracted to uplifting statement designs in favor of investing in something that we can pull out next winter as well, because the current one will soon be gone.

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The desire to home in on something temporary but also one that has some kind of current statement brought to our attention the renewed presence of the classic striped knit.

Against the background of a light cream shade with stripes in navy blue, or vice versa - in recent times these beloved sweaters are once again being worn like crazy by the right girls around Insta.

And as in the most well-worn clichés, this is an item that always manages to produce a meticulous and somewhat luxurious look, but moderately casual, with effortless French chic.

With jeans and sneakers, over a maxi skirt and ankle boots with a mini and boots, striped knitwear promises to give a stylish touch right in the moment.

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The source of the classic is the striped shirt that Coco Chanel adopted from the French navy over 100 years ago.

Over the years various versions of tops inspired by the same shirt have managed to cross classes and remain relevant, almost like jeans.

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In the current incarnation, you can see favorites for oversized plus turtleneck silhouettes, but not only.

In terms of colors, you should focus on navy to black shades on the dark side, combining everything between beige and white on the light side.

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