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Menswear vests are still in, but now is the ideal time to cozy up to a cable-knit sweater vest. It whispers Fall, and keeps you warm enough without suffocating. You can wear it over a tank to show off your arms or a long-sleeve tee when it gets super chilly. This Brochu Walker Cable Wrap Sweater Vest ($385) is blissful and beautiful, but I'm not paying that much for a vest. Movin' on . . .
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Dlmslp is all about mixing it up today. She cleverly gives her old dress a new look by pairing it with a soft green sweater. I like the simple accessories, and check out that bold belt. Lovely!
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If you think sweater vests are just for prep-school types, think again. From traditional v-neck styles to shrunken lace-up versions, the sweater vest is a must-have for Fall 2006's layered looks. Go conservative by wearing one over a white dress shirt, or mix it up a bit with a flowing blouse or billowy t-shirt underneath. Plus, a sweater vest is warm—but not too warm—so it's a great piece for transitioning into fall. Here are some great sweater-vest styles at both designer and non-designer prices.
J. Crew Dream Argyle Vest, $68, available here.
Beth Bowley Aran Cable Vest, $110, available here.
Robert Rodriguez Crop Cable Vest, $308, available here.
Majorette Sweater Vest, $148, available here.
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