New at Sfera: the elegant and sophisticated burgundy fine knit sweater to wear with tailored trousers or a midi skirt

When it comes to finding the perfect mid-season garments that, in addition to keeping us warm on cold days, also provide style, sweaters are a fundamental basic. So I'm always on the hunt for models that have something that makes them unique.

In this case I went to meet him at El Corte Inglés with his brand Sfera, with a sweater that couldn't be more elegant or sophisticated. Perfect to add to my fall capsule wardrobe because I know it will be great for playing tag. layering with the help of a classic beige trench coat or a suede jacket, and with a white shirt underneath.

It is a fine knit sweater that when we do not want to play with layering will leave the shoulders exposed, and that we can otherwise wear with layers underneath or outside (in the most daring combinations). It has an elegant burgundy color capable of elevating any winter style, especially with tailored lead gray pants or high-waist wide leg jeans in dark indigo. Pure trend.

What I like the most is the gold-colored metallic appliqué on the neckline, which adds light to the face and a sophisticated touch. Together with sensible heels and a leather bag, it is perfect for office outfits for only 23.99 euros. And it is available in many more colors.

The bag to combine this 'off shoulder' sweater with

For an extra touch of sophistication we add this black engraved leather handbag from the Spanish brand Sandra Freckled. Practical and elegant, it has an adjustable and removable shoulder strap, main closure with metal zipper and lined interior with a pocket to carry everything you need for everyday life well organized. We signed him at El Corte Inglés for 200 euros.

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