Bodysuit + Jeans: Transitioning From Winter to Spring

I grew up taking dance classes so bodysuits have always been in my life. But I never really thought to wear them as part of an outfit. Over the past couple of years they have definitely been trending, making their way back into the front line of fashion and into my closet.

What I love about bodysuits is that they are perfect for any season. You can pair them with jean shorts in the spring/summer or with jeans in the fall/winter. It can also be used to dress up or dress down a look! You can throw on a jacket over top if it's cold or if you are trying to dress it up for work or an event. The best part is that you don't have to worry about your shirt coming un-tucked! The bodysuit creates a very flattering look and gives your body shape.

I found my red bodysuit at TJ Maxx. It's a size small and it's almost too big, but they didn't have it in an XS and I loved the red SOOO I bought it.

Top (size xs) American Eagle, Pants (size 2) American Eagle, Bodysuit (size small) Gaze

Photographer: Matt Christensen (check him out on Insta: @mattperture)

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