These graphic knits offer an unexpected shot of wild style
Seth Rogen isn't normally someone introducing us to the freshest style trends. But earlier this month his Instagram gave us a sneak peek into the upcoming Lion King re-boot, and front and center was one of our favorites, Donald Glover, donning a Donald Duck Gucci sweater.
We've been over Gambino before, and when he decides to embrace something, his choices are worth mirroring. Loud and in-your-face graphics on sweaters have been prominent this season and when you're layered up to stay warm, a sweater with a little personality can be the perfect complement underneath a more traditional (or sure, slightly boring) topcoat or jacket. Since it's best to keep your outwear dark, the colors underneath pop—giving you the opportunity to go bright and bold without being too in your face with your sartorial selection. Here are ten of the best ones to buy right now, in a range from small and subtle to big and bold.
This sweater, available November 1, is part of a limited edition collection for Mickey Mouse's 90th anniversary. It's made from printed space-dyed cotton yarns and the pixelated scowl gives the iconic mouse a touch more attitude.
$395 at Rag & Bone
As far as graphic sweaters go, the Polo bear is the most recognizable and timeless. Debuting in 1972, it worked as well for prepped-out undergrads as it did for the current streetwear scene. It's a worthy investment because it's not going anywhere.
$398 at Ralph Lauren
Calvin Klein 205W39NYC, $890
Howlin', $209
A nod to the French Alps and just enough color to turn heads on the slopes or, let's be real, under your basic black topcoat in the city.
$185 at Lacoste
How to Clean Your Sweater: After eight to ten wearings, your knitwear will be in need of cleaning. Hand washing at home is actually the best way to preserve your sweater's softness and luster.
