A stylist breaks down how to make all-black outfits interesting: layer textures like shimmery knits and suede, add a statement accessory like a beaded bag, and choose comfortable basics with pockets and adjustable buttons that work multiple ways.
Wearing all black does not need to be boring. It also doesn't need to be uncomfortable. Okay, I've got to tell you a couple of professional stylist tips and tricks. This is not plain black, okay? The pants are plain black. The sweater. The sweater has some shimmer. Do you see this? And it's a sweater set, so you can wear this alone. You can wear this over the shoulders. You can wear it open as a jacket. Okay? Got that? The shoes. The shoes are suede, so we're playing with texture. And adding texture when you have an all black outfit makes it have depth and interest. And then adding a fun bag, because who doesn't love a fun beaded bag? Right? Now let's talk about comfort. Because these pants, they feel like. Can't decide if they feel like pajama pants or sweatpants, but they are maybe some of the most comfortable pants I've ever worn. They're soft, they're cozy. They're like, just thick enough. I could do a squat in them. Not a really deep squat because I have high heels on. But, you know, the gist. There's pockets. There's also like an adjustable. Do you see this? Like, adjustable buttons so you can make it tighter and looser depending on your water retention, date of your cycle, the bloatiness, all those things. Like, for me, from 9:00am to 9:00pm Like, a size difference. So you can do that with one pair of pants. And they are comfy. The top's comfy, the whole thing. I'm very comfortable all day, girl, I could wear this all day long.
