Please welcome another post for women over 40! This time we are going to talk about blazers and what outfits we can create in order to look dressed up and feminine. Don’t shy away from classy blazers, as they are incredibly chic and easy to style. No matter what kind of blazer you choose, you can create different looks. For instance, distressed jeans can add a casual and statement element, while pencil skirt and tailored pants can make yourself look smart, professional and classy. Just keep in mind several styling notes: don’t forget to wear something under your blazer, if you want to skip heels, then swap them for a pair of ballet flats or ankle-boots. Anyway, take a close-up look through these Polyvore fashion sets and let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
Black-white printed sleeveless blouse ideally suits blue structured jacket and black tailored pants. Complete this outfit by adding black glossy leather heels and blue structured handbag.
If you want to create a bit relaxed, but still elegant look, then you definitely should try on a light fuchsia relaxed fit suit jacket, light printed blouse and grey pencil skirt. Complete this outfit by adding silver metallic heeled sandals:
Black-white striped blazer looks amazing. Try it on with white T-shirt and knee-ripped washed blue jeans. In love with pointed-toe black leather flat pumps with lace-up detailing:
We see dark red slim trousers that can be teamed with crispy white shirt and tweed blazer. Underline your femininity by adding velvet platform pumps and leather shoulder bag:
Cuffed washed blue jeans in regular fit can be teamed with navy blue tank top and paisley print blue-white blazer. If you want to underline your individuality, then you better add shiny gold flat shoes and golden watches:
Blue washed jeans in slim-fit look terrific teamed with crispy white shirt and dark blue blazer. Complete this outfit by adding white high-top sneakers and printed blue neck-scarf:
Cream-white blush blazer definitely suits white blouse tucked in high-waisted white-blue jeans:
Elongated red blazer in relaxed fit can be worn atop cream-white sweater paired with front-buttoned velvet cream-beige skirt. Finish it with red slip-ons:
A classy-looking tweed black-white blazer with golden buttons looks sophisticated. Try it on with a black collar sleeveless white blouse and black leather midi pencil skirt:
Dark blue tailored blazer can be worn with white shirt tucked in washed blue skinny jeans. Complete this look by adding dark blue fedora hat and kitten snout black loafers:
Velvet blue suit jacket will easily make a wow-statement! Try it on with cream-grey tank top, white slim jeans and blue-grey pointed-toe pumps:
Black suit jacket in floral print can be topped over khaki green turtleneck pencil dress. Complete this outfit with mustard-black heeled pumps and folded clutch bag:
How about some naval inspired style? Go for navy-white striped blazer, sleeveless white top, white skinnies and ankle-buff white sandals. You can add a red shoulder bag to make things brighter:
Double-breasted navy-blue suit jacket with golden buttons can be teamed with white tank top and cuffed slim jeans. You can also add white sneakers and tortoise sunglasses:
Houndstooth black-white printed blazer can be worn atop sheer black blouse tucked in black trousers completed with black glossy shoes:
A simple black blazer can tone down bright blue stretch jersey top tucked in midi skirt in black-red print:
Another classic fit dark blue blazer is here. Team it with cream-blush dress and blush pumps:
Striped blazer looks vibrant. Try it on with light red sleeveless blouse tucked in grey trousers. An ideal outfit for working hours:
Burgundy double-breasted blazer in a cropped length can be styled with lace cream-white blouse tucked in high-waisted floral print skirt. In love with strappy burgundy heels:
Do it with style by choosing white dotted black blazer with a simple spaghetti strap black top and mid-rise slim jeans:
Simple pastel blue blazer can be worn atop matching color pullover teamed with wide white shorts and pointed-toe loafers:
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