What should I wear under a sweater to look good?

As a sweater controller, I have all kinds of sweaters, such as built-in jacket, pullover cardigan, long and short, loose and close-fitting, thick and thin, dark and light, solid colors and patterns, sequined embroidery ... Many friends told me that my sweaters are very nice and like my sweaters very much (giggle). Then I will also talk about the sweater I am wearing. How to wear a sweater is nothing more than wearing it alone or inside. There are two kinds of sweaters that can be worn alone, one is cardigan coat, and I prefer medium and long sweater coat, with a shirt inside and jeans or short skirts under it, which can improve the waistline and lengthen the height. I am a small man, and I usually wear a shirt with a short skirt or a high-waisted dress.

There is also a pullover that can be worn alone. This kind of sweater is loose and feels good. You can also wear a low-necked shirt, which is literary style. You can also wear a "off-the-shoulder" collar. A little colder. If you wear a turtle neck, you can wear a long wool skirt below. It's beautiful. Girls like to wear wide-leg pants.

I choose more versatile sweaters, dark gray, dark blue, khaki, brown, green, white, beige, black and red. These colors are enough for me to match. I wear too many dull dark colors, and occasionally bright colors look good.

Then inside. The sweater inside does not need to be too loose, just moderate. Of course, sometimes you can wear a pullover inside, as long as the coat outside is loose enough. There are also long sweaters and ordinary sweaters (normal length). I have more ordinary sweaters. Generally, I wear a coat or cotton-padded coat outside, with a dark coat and a light or bright sweater, while a light coat is the opposite.

In addition to the colors I wear alone, I also have slightly special colors such as light blue and leather powder, as well as colored sweaters, which look good as long as the colors are right.

Simple and easy to build. How many sweaters are there in winter? Let's talk, too.