How To Wear Oversized Clothing Without Feeling Silly

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Don’t worry: You won’t look like David Byrne in his big suit.

As counterintuitive as it may seem to completely hide your figure in loose jeans and a baggy sweater, there’s no escaping oversized clothing. The look is on every runway, celebrity, and magazine cover these days. 

If you’re ready to try it on for size (pun intended) but worry about looking like David Byrne in his big suit, fear not. There’s an art to the oversized style, and if you master it, you’ll love the way you look and feel. (Not that David Byrne wasn’t a style icon.)

In this video, I’m breaking down three ways to subtly incorporate the fad into your wardrobe without going overboard. These tips will have you looking on-trend without feeling like you’re swimming in your clothes. Shop some product recommendations below to get started. 

Maeve Hourglass Cardigan Sweater

Anthropologie

$168 at anthropologie

Way High Curve Barrel Jeans

Everlane

$128 at everlane

Superwide-Leg Trousers in Velvet

Madewell

$138 at madewell