From CollegeFashion: 3 Stylish Ways to Wear Your Hoodies and Zip-Ups
February 27, 2010 10:00 am Posted in Fashion, Style Candy -- NYU g+ page

Hoodies and zip-ups are foolproof garments when it comes to warmth and comfort. However, sometimes it’s all too easy to look like you’re wearing sweats or gym clothes when you’re rocking a hoodie. Fortunately, there are lots of stylish ways to make hoodies work as part of a fashionable wardrobe – you just have to get a little creative.
Option 1: Layer, Layer, Layer
Layering is an easy way to make your hoodie look less athletic and more chic. If your sweatshirt is thin enough, it’s easy to layer it under a fabulous jacket to add just a hint of sporty chic to your ensemble.
Tips for layering with style:
Make sure your hoodie is not too thick. While warm, heavyweight hoodies are practical, they’re difficult to layer because of the bulk factor. Thinner or worn-in hoodies are best for layering under your cute jackets.
Be creative! Try out lots of different combinations for maximum layering success. A hoodie under a jacket works well, but what about a pullover hoodie under a zip hoodie? Or a hoodie under a blazer? The options are endless – you just have to try things out to find out what looks best.

Product Information: Hoodie- Uniqlo, Faux Leather Jacket – TopShop, Tee- American Eagle, Skirt- French Connection, Necklace- Fossil, Tights- Gap, Purse- Piperlime, Wedges- TopShop
Find out how to work a hoodie with a dress (yes you can!) and other stylish ways to rock your softest and comfiest wardrobe staple here.
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Bridgette says:
Tue, 2nd Mar 20103:53 pm
I only see one option for stylish ways to wear hoodies/zip ups. Layering is definitely key but was curious about the other options.
RIKO says:
Tue, 2nd Mar 20103:58 pm
um, did you click the link?