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We shot these looks two months ago, but man oh man, my love for blazers has only grown since! I styled this blazer 3 ways for you over here, but today I’m presenting a 4th on the blog! It’s kind of my rocker-chic vibe. What do you think?? I’ve also styled a blazer with shorts and with a skirt for work, if you want more blazer style inspo! Blazers are for sure trending right now, but they are actually a pretty staple piece. If you want to lean more trends, you can definitely find some fun pieces, but a plaid blazer like mine is sure to be in-style for a while. The oversized silhouette is a little more trendy, but I actually size down in all of mine, so they could fit more snugly and be wearable for a while longer.

I wanted the Style for Every Body girls to feature blazers, because it is an approachable piece than anyone can wear. PLUS they are super versatile, as you can wear them to work or on the weekend! I actually paired mine with a crop top and biker shorts for a concert the other weekend! Who would have thought? Honestly, not me if you would have asked me several months ago…

I bought this Madewell blazer early August and I’m so glad I did, because it sold out most places already. I did find some in stock here and here if you want to grab one! This blazer has pretty much become my new “denim jacket” as it goes with pretty much everything. I actually wore it to church yesterday with ripped jeans, a white t-shirt and sneakers. Regarding sizing, I am normally a S, but wanted to size down to an XS. They were sold out of XS in store, so I tried an XXS and knew I had to have it. I definitely think you only need to size down one size, not two though. My shoulders are pretty narrow, so the smallest size ended up working in my favor. I think a good rule of thumb for any oversized piece is to go down a size so it doesn’t swallow you.

Let’s get into today’s stylings!

We’ll start with me… Lauren from LMents of Style

Madewell Oversized Blazer (in stock here and here, similar here and here) | J. Crew Jeans | Cariuma Sneakers (c/o) | Cuyana Mini Tassel Bag (c/o) | John Mayer Concert Tee (circa 2013, similar here and here and here)

I’m wearing: Madewell Caldwell Blazer

What size I am wearing: XXS

Where I like to shop for blazers: Madewell, Everlane, Nordstrom

How tall I am: 5’7.5”

What body type I identify with: Regular length, Pear shaped

Meredith from The Healthy Curve

Meredith is wearing: J. McLaughlin Navy Scuba Blazer (similar here and here)

What size she is wearing: XL

Where she likes to shop for blazers: Madewell, Old Navy, Target, Eloquii (She looks for more professional vibes and extended sizing.)

How tall she is: 5’4”

What body type she identifies with: Petite, Curvy, Hourglass

See more from her on her blog The Healthy Curve and on her instagram page!

Ginger from The Ginger Marie Blog

Ginger is wearing: Jasper Neon Blazer (similar here and here)

What size she is wearing: 16/18

Where she likes to shop for blazers: Madewell, Boohoo, Lane Bryant (She looks for budget friendly pieces and extended sizing.)

How tall she is: 5’11”

What body type she identifies with: Tall, Curvy

See more from her on her hilarious Instagram Stories and her blog The Ginger Marie Blog.

Kileen from Cute and Little

Kileen is wearing: J. Crew Leopard Blazer (another option here!)

What size she is wearing: XXS

Where she likes to shop for blazers: J. Crew (they carry XXS and petites!), LOFT, Ann Taylor, Topshop, Leith

How tall she is: 5’0”

What body type she identifies with: Short, Petite, Athletic Build

Check out more details on her blog Cute and Little and her instagram CuteNLittle too!

What are your thought on blazers? Yay or nay? They’d be a great thing to add to your Christmas list this season! A practical and fun buy in my book. See more of our Style for Every Body posts here. I can’t believe next month is the last one for the foreseeable future!

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