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I'm Obsessed With Cardigans—These Are My Favorites Right Now

It’s true—I’m honestly obsessed with cardigans right now. I don’t know why, but something about them has been really speaking to me these days, and I’m pretty sure I’m onto something.

Think about it: It’s a staple, meaning you’ll always use it since it will never go out of style, but also, when worn as a top, it can be a statement piece. I’ve come to notice as well that when you want to be comfortable, a cardigan has more of that “I still tried” factor than a basic sweater. I mean, look at the above photo. How cool does that girl look? I’d like to be her. (In fact, I already ordered that exact cardigan so that I can be her, and you can too.) Simply continue on to shop it, plus 26 others that I’m also loving right now.

You already know my feelings on this one.
That Katie Holmes cardigan that lit up the internet.
The name says it all.
Hello, buttons.
I want the matching set, too.
I like the idea of wearing this over a tube top.
A great addition to any wardrobe.
This color!
The dwindling stock tells me this cardi is a big hit.
Bottega Veneta does it again.
Tie-front cardigans are the microtrend to watch.
I love the idea of layering this over the matching halter top.
A really fresh way to wear stripes.
Madewell's deemed this a best-seller, and for good reason.
I'm not waiting to wear my favorite spring colors.
The floral embroidery is just charming.
For $14, why not?
The crochet hem really makes this stand out.
Simple but effective.
This color, though.
How fun is this pattern?
Love how this one is cropped.
Grandpa-chic.
Perfect for styling with skirts.
A wardrobe staple.
Love a good double-zip situation.
Zara always gets it.

Up next, the spring outfits I'm already planning on re-creating on the cheap.



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