Evie Chillin Christmas Jumper
Red Fair Isle Crew-neck Sweater by Boohoo
How to wear Boohoo Evie Chillin Christmas Jumper
A Boohoo Evie Chillin Christmas Jumper from BooHoo and light blue ripped skinny jeans are the ideal way to introduce effortless cool into your daily casual fashion mix. Dial down the classiness of this outfit by slipping into tan uggs.
If you're on the lookout for an off-duty but also chic ensemble, consider wearing a Boohoo Evie Chillin Christmas Jumper and navy ripped skinny jeans. A pair of grey leather slip-on sneakers looks wonderful completing your look.
Putting together a red fair isle crew-neck sweater with navy jeans is a nice idea for a laid-back and cool ensemble. Complete your look with black leather lace-up flat boots and off you go looking gorgeous.
A Boohoo red fair isle crew-neck sweater looks so cool when teamed with blue ripped boyfriend jeans. Feeling experimental? Mix things up a bit by slipping into tan suede lace-up flat boots.
If you’re a jeans-and-a-tee kind of girl, you'll like this low-key combination of a Boohoo Evie Chillin Christmas Jumper and a black mini skirt. A pair of gold sequin low top sneakers is a good idea to finish this look.
Pair a Boohoo red fair isle crew-neck sweater with a red and black plaid pencil skirt for an off-duty look with a twist. Shake up this look with a sleeker kind of footwear, like this pair of red leather pumps.
Display your styling prowess by opting for this laid-back combination of a Boohoo Evie Chillin Christmas Jumper and blue jeans. Our favorite of a ton of ways to complement this outfit is with burgundy leather mid-calf boots.
If you put function above all else, this combo of a Boohoo Evie Chillin Christmas Jumper and blue ripped skinny jeans is for you. The whole ensemble comes together perfectly when you introduce white low top sneakers to the mix.
For comfort dressing with a twist, rock a Boohoo red fair isle crew-neck sweater with yellow polka dot jeans. Don't know how to finish off? Add brown suede pumps to this look to amp up the oomph factor.