Mango reinvents the basic white wardrobe staple sweater in a scarf design that looks luxurious

If there is an essential basic in our autumn and winter looks, this is the sweater or sweater. It doesn't matter if we want it more or less thick, or that this winter they are worn with armed structures and special collars. What matters is to have a good number of these garments in our capsule wardrobe, and if possible with some differentiating detail.

As architect Mies van der Rohe paraphrased: “God is in the details”, referring to the fact that true perfection and beauty are achieved by taking care of the smallest elements. That's why a simple piece like a scarf attached to this white V-neck sweater from Mango makes all the difference.

That scarf or scarf turns a simple basic white sweater into a much more elegant and sophisticated garment, since it adds drape and fluidity to the style as well as texture. It is a perfect garment to combine with beige high-waisted wide-leg jeans in monochrome looks with high-heeled ankle boots or loafers.

In this way we will be able to balance the silhouette, since the wide V-neckline of the sweater stylizes it, and the scarf lengthens it. So wide pants and flat shoes are perfect to be able to be comfortable without fear of not looking taller. For 49.99 euros, it is a great purchase.

The jeans that match this Mango sweater

If you go for a monochrome look, do so by adding texture. For example with some 80s style jeans, beige but with a slightly snowy effect, like these from H&M. With a classic five-pocket design, they have a baggy cut from the thigh down the leg and a zip and button closure. They are perfect for showing off moccasins or pointed-toe ballet flats at the bottom. Now for 27.99 euros.

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