Go to Jumpsuit Look

You can never go wrong with black, especially when it comes to jumpsuits. You will never have to worry about pairing top or bottoms. A black jumpsuit will be an essential in your closet. I love the belted details of this jumpsuit, which add a little shape to this flowy jumpsuit. As well as the v-neck details, it adds a little elegant look to the jumpsuit. The wider leg design, make you legs appear longer and skinnier!

In this look, I dressed it down with a pair of simple flat sandals and a black wash denim jacket that dress down the look. Of course, you can dress it up with a pair of heels, it can be transform into a night out look.

Jumpsuit: Le Chateau

Denim Jacket: Topshop

Bag: Chanel

Shoes: Hermes

The material of this jumpsuit is light and breathable, making this jumpsuit as one of my summer uniform. When in doubt, just wear a jumpsuit, its classy and effortless. Besides a little trouble when you have to go to the washroom, but definitely worth sacrificing for!

Love,

Chloe Zhang

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