STYLE

@jennibrhodes

Let's face it, spring is right around the corner—and your wardrobe needs a revamp. Yes, we all grabbed browns, grays and neutrals this winter, but as the temp slowly rises, we need some serious color in our lives. Bright, statement knitwear is currently all the rage and can help you make the style transition to spring, while still staying cozy. Here is your guide to four places to find funky knits that will make your closet pop this season. 

1. Shop Cider 

Cider is your one-stop shop for all things fun and eclectic. The knitwear selection is srsly what dreams are made of. Shop the fruit-patterned sweaters, neon sweater vests and unique patterns to really make a style statement. (Don't even get us started on that rainbow sweater—we're obsessed.) If you're looking for your new favorite piece, look no further. 

2. H&M 

We all know and love H&M for comfy basics, but their new spring knits are another level. The store has a wide selection of graphic pieces from tees to hoodies, but the sweaters are our favorite by far. Who knew Care Bears would be trending again? Your shopping cart will thank you later. 

3. Princess Polly

Looking to elevate your wardrobe with just one item? You've come to the right place. Princess Polly has the perfect items to give your outfit the extra push it needs. With a variety of aesthetic pieces, there is surely something to match every vibe you're going for. Whether you're into chunky cardigans (or if you're a big sweater vest fan), it has something for you. 

4. ASOS

Don't know about you, but we could spend hours exploring the ASOS sweater selection. Pair a unique patterned knit piece with your favorite pair of boyfriend jeans and you're sure to be the best dressed in your class. We are *living* for that checkered pink print—what do you think? 

So now that your shopping cart is overflowing, we can't wait to see you rock your fun, graphic sweaters this spring!  

Tag us in your fave graphic sweater styles @girlslifemag for a chance to be featured! 

Slider image: @emmachamberlain

by Kyra Surgent | 3/23/2022