Openwork Sweaters

Openwork sweaters from the 2000s are hotter than ever for the winter 2022 fashion season. In our online boutique, the Brentiny Paris team has selected openwork sweaters with lace-ups, openwork sweaters with sweetheart necklines and openwork sweaters with slits, so that every woman can find the openwork top and sweater to suit her figure and style.

Which openwork sweater to wear?

• A glowy look with an openwork sweater on the chest

With its discreet, elegant openwork design, this black, wide-sleeved, flowing, slightly cropped openwork sweater is ideal for all body types and practical for creating a romantic, glowy tailored look.

Wear the heart-shaped openwork sweater with high-waisted boyfriend jeans, a beige mid-length trench coat and a pair of Timberland shoes or patent rock lace-up booties.

• A shiny look with a coral openwork double-breasted sweater

With its criss-cross detailing, the coral openwork sweater can be worn with a variety of casual and feminine pieces, such as black flare pants in plain faux leather without ruching to avoid overloading your look, a two-tone trench coat or a classic mid-length wool coat and a pair of white square-toe boots for a retro touch.

• A chic look with a ribbed openwork sweater

The openwork ribbed double-breasted sweater can be worn with cargo pants to break up the sexy side of the sweater with its atypical neckline, or another type of wide-leg pants like flare jeans or paperbag pants, a white blazer jacket with gold buttons and a pair of chunky loafers.

• A couture look with a jeweled openwork vest

The jeweled openwork vest became popular after the creation of Jacquemus, and is worn with dark blue raw flare jeans or slightly frayed ⅞ slim jeans, a baguette bag for the French touch and a pair of white or beige platform loafers. As the openwork cardigan with plain jewels is a bold and sexy piece, we avoid wearing it with bottoms like ripped or holey jeans to avoid the vulgar effect of an overly trendy outfit.

• A pop look with a short tie-and-dye openwork sweater

In knitwear, this acid-colored sweater is worn with high-waisted white pants and a pair of black patent lace-up boots with block heels, or a pair of flat beige platform booties and a classic nude mid-length coat.

• A trendy, urban look with an openwork cropped sweater

Trendy on social networks, the openwork cropped sweater is worn with a simple white or black women's tank top and black high-waisted flare jeans, a pair of white sneakers and an extra-long beige trench coat.

Which openwork sweater is right for you?

For I-shaped morphologies, it's best to opt for colorful openwork sweaters, lace-up openwork sweaters, short openwork sweaters and openwork sweaters with plunging or atypical necklines to give volume and character to your outfit and relief to your silhouette.

For V-shaped morphologies, it's advisable to opt for plain openwork sweaters, openwork sweaters with criss-cross detailing on the tummy, and to avoid openwork bardot-neck sweaters, openwork stand-up collars and openwork turtleneck sweaters , as they risk accentuating the volume discrepancy between the bottom and top of your body that's characteristic of this type of silhouette.

For A shapes, we recommend openwork sweaters with ties, openwork sweaters with drawstrings, graphic openwork sweaters and openwork sweaters with psychedelic, marbled or tropical motifs. With this type of silhouette, you'll want to go for all sweaters and voluminous tops, with gathers and ruffles to harmonize your look.

For O-shaped morphologies, classic openwork sweaters like the openwork sweater with bow and chest neckline are perfect for highlighting this type of silhouette by emphasizing feminine curves, marking the waist and blurring curves and small flaws.

For figure 8s, we turn to openwork sweaters on the hips and waist, and for a total look, pair them with the flare openwork bootcut pants seen in the trendy Euphoria series.

What accessories to wear with an openwork sweater?

To accessorize an openwork sweater, opt for trendy handbags such as the baguette bag, saddle bag, shoulder bag and fanny pack for those who love modern, urban looks. When it comes to jewelry, turn to chokers and coordinating sets.