That $10 thrift store blazer I almost walked past? Now my go-to for layering.
I grabbed it on a whim last fall at a Goodwill in Portland, thinking it was way too boxy to work. After a quick hem and swapping the buttons, it actually gives every outfit this effortless relaxed shape I couldn't get with my fitted jackets. Has anyone else found that oversized silhouettes from the 90s are easier to style than they look on the rack?
Might just be a matter of body type, but oversized 90s blazers always make me look like I'm drowning in my dad's hand-me-downs. I tried one last year from a local shop, got it tailored, and it still felt off. Fitted jackets give me that clean line I personally need.