While the north is blanketed in icy snow and bone-chilling winds, and some southern cities have already reached the point where down jackets are necessary, it still feels warm and spring-like south of the 25th parallel north. A friend of mine who lives in the Spring City said that all they need for warmth there is a wool coat, and she strongly requested that I introduce a few new and trendy sweater options for the ladies south of the 25th parallel north.
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Solid color Fried Dough Twists pullover sweater
#1 The thickly knitted twist pattern brings back memories of childhood, as my mom knitted such sweaters for me. I once thought they were outdated, but now they've become a symbol of fashion. The loose and casual style is perfect for pairing with a skirt, creating a balanced look that's neither too tight nor too loose. This is what youth looks like!
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Light V-neck solid color knitted sweater
#2 Sweaters and twisted knit patterns are a natural match, and no matter how they're transformed, they never cease to delight. However, double-breasted buttons seem more suited to woolen coats, so would they be overshadowed when paired with knits? Fortunately, sweaters are incredibly versatile. Here, the double-breasted buttons not only don't look dull but actually catch the eye in a refreshing way.
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Round neck polka dot knit base shirt
#3 The tapping of raindrops, the charm of polka dots – those south of the 25th parallel north must be particularly longing for rain at this time, as the pattering sound surely brings a sense of spring. Polka dots are one of the most classic ways to mix colors and also the most youthful and lively. Often, they remind us of the agility and playfulness found on campus.
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Slimming Knitted Dress
#4 A friend who is familiar with knitting told me that twisted knit patterns and moss stitch are both the simplest knitting designs. But simplicity also means elegance, and has its own charm. Knitting has excellent stretchability and contractibility, making it perfect for showcasing the graceful elegance of dresses.
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Bat sleeve knitted suit
#5 The knitted batwing sweater is no longer a novelty; we've experienced too much of its loose and comfortable feel since the beginning of autumn. But the new twist in sweater design lies in combining looseness with fit, returning to us in a two-piece set, and adding a hint of color blocking at the same time.
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A color blocked knitted sweater
#6 Colors can dance, so they never bore us, whether it's summer or winter. Color blocking can also challenge a designer's inspiration—too bright can look frivolous, while too dull can appear boring. Therefore, designers place both warm and cool tones together, letting them dance along with geometric patterns.
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Thick color blocked knitted cardigan
#7 To embrace the trendy style, one must know how to master the use of black, white, and gray. Black is steady, gray is low-key, and white is pure; mixed together, they create a simple yet trendy look. Pairing this with a slim-fitting legging and a pair of over-the-knee boots will create a striking visual effect.
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Colorful wool knitted cardigan
#8 Someone will always think of what we can't. Designers are always ahead of us. Look at how they've incorporated burgundy into black, white, and gray—it's a unique flavor indeed. By knitting a sweater in the style of a coat, it becomes stylish, eye-catching, and appealing, while retaining the original gentleness of a sweater.
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Lantern sleeve knitted base shirt
#9 Lastly, let me introduce a simple base layer shirt to you. Because of its simple design and color, it can pair with various outfits to create a myriad of styles, even making a rose pink dress particularly enchanting. The lantern sleeve design adds a romantic atmosphere to its simplicity. If you appreciate it, then it's worth owning.