Short YouTube-style transcript of two speakers discussing how to drape a sweater over the shoulders as a finishing styling element. Main practical tips: if using a cardigan, button it; fold the sweater down to about the armpit so it lies flat and avoids excess fabric; arrange with the buttons facing.
I like this outfit, but it's missing something again. It's great, but I feel like it needs one other element. And for me, that's really often a sweater over the shoulders. Someone asked, how do you do it? How do you make the sweater lay properly over your shoulders? So I'm going to give you my little, like, quickie trick. First of all, if it's a cardigan, make sure it's buttoned. That's important, because if not, it ends up looking like a Superman cape. Second of all, fold it down, okay, pretty much to, like, the armpit, so that. That way when you're picking it up and turning it over, there's not, like, extra fabric. It's pretty flat.
And then I like to have the.
Buttons facing.
Inside, like, on the back. If you feel like this is too much, which sometimes I need to adjust, like that might be a little much, then I just tuck that part in. It gives a little cleaner line. There you go. Did that help? Let me know.
