The Genevieve Knit Cardigan is our best selling product in our boutique and it is very easy to see why. This knit cardigan is sweet, romantic, high quality, and extremely versatile. Honestly, it's a showstopper! I get complimented at least twice every time I wear it.
I personally love to style the Genevieve Knit Cardigan in three different ways:
Button it up
This is the most classic way to style the cardigan. It is perfect for work or a more formal occasion. To style the cardigan buttoned up, simply button all of the buttons and pair it with the your jeans or skirt. We love how the flowy tulle skirt adds to the romantic feel of the outfit. Which one would you wear?
Drape it over your shoulders
This is a more relaxed, flirty way to style the cardigan. It is perfect for a casual day out or a night out. To style the cardigan draped over the shoulder, simply put the cardigan on and let it hang off of one shoulder.
Wear it open
This is the most casual way to style the cardigan. It is perfect for sweet girl next door look. To style the cardigan worn open, simply put the cardigan on and leave it unbuttoned. You can also pair it with comfy jeans and a classic white tee.
No matter how you choose to style it, the Genevieve Knit Cardigan is a great way to add a touch of sophistication and elegance to your outfit. It is also a great way to stay warm and comfortable on a chilly day.
Here are some additional tips for styling the Genevieve Knit Cardigan:
- If you are wearing the cardigan buttoned up, try pairing it with a statement necklace or earrings.
- If you are wearing the cardigan draped over the shoulder, try pairing it with a tank top or cami underneath.
- If you are wearing the cardigan worn open, try pairing it with a t-shirt or blouse underneath.
- You can also accessorize the cardigan with a scarf, belt, or hat.
The Genevieve Knit Cardigan is a versatile and stylish piece that can be dressed up or down. It is a great addition to any wardrobe.
If you love this sweater check out our other favorite classic cardigan called Eloise Cardigan.
