Sportswear skirt dress highlights the different fashion sense

Ben Wang, Oct. 18th, said that different products with different feelings displayed a distinctive atmosphere. This is a certain sense of fashion that Mix & Match Look has to a certain extent. Sports sweaters with feminine skirts, or feminine dresses and vintage baseball jackets, are typical mix and match styles. Let's take a look at the influx of people's interpretations.

Casual + cute baseball jacket, leathery color matching sleeve design, loose version of the type, take a retro sense of Plaid suit, interpretation of a mixed style of children.

Simple gray hoodie, kangaroo pocket configuration, casual and comfortable atmosphere, under the dark blue high waist skirt, socks and sports shoes with a mix of showing a very casual mix.

The casual style of the wide-fitting sweater is simple in design. It is decorated with English letters and pinstripes, and a simple A-shaped flare skirt and sports shoes make the overall mix-and-match look more interesting.

Orange-red hooded sweater, simple and loose money, relaxed atmosphere and comfortable, wearing a gray slim skirt, showing the casual yet lovely atmosphere of fall children.

Stylish baseball shirts, fancy houndstooth pattern decoration, and leather sleeves splicing design also enhance the fashion index for the styling and create a trendy model with a full range of tidal wave children. (Cooperative Media: Garment Collocation)

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