i wear slim fitting cardigans almost daily

Anonymous wrote:They're not old lady if you style them to be modern. I wear long cardigans over leggings with boots. I wear shorter ones lots of ways. It's in the accessories and overall outfit. If you go bland with the whole outfit, it's going to look really conservative and stuffy.

PSA leggings =/= pants

Cardigans aren't old lady--sweater sets are old lady.

I wear short ones over my summery dresses in the winter with boots and tights.
It really extends a lot of my warm weather work clothes and lighter/sleeveless tops
I'm 35 and get lots of compliments on my fashion
Just don't wear them totally buttoned or always as a twin set

They're not old lady if you style them to be modern. I wear long cardigans over leggings with boots. I wear shorter ones lots of ways. It's in the accessories and overall outfit. If you go bland with the whole outfit, it's going to look really conservative and stuffy.

They are classic.

I love them and most women i know love them. I'm 35 FWIW. My DH thinks they are old lady so maybe that's more of a man thing. But I'm not taking any fashion advice from him.

I wear cardigans almost every day to work in place of a jacket. I work in a more casual academic setting and cardis are the perfect blend of casual/professional, plus as someone said, they afford flexibility for varying temperatures/degrees of comfort.

Not at all!

I love body-hugging, fine cardigans!
My winter uniform is wearing them over body-hugging cotton turtlenecks, with slim colored jeans or corduroy pants.

I have plenty of wool sweaters, but prefer the cardigans because they are more flexible: I can take them off or put them on quicker, unbutton the top to accommodate a pretty scarf or show off a necklace, or do the top button and leave the rest undone, etc...

Cashmere cardis give greater warmth for less bulk.

Do you wear them? Seems outdated.