Layered Looks with ModCloth.

ModCloth Layered Style by awildtonic featuring layering cardigans

Lately, I've been all about versatility in my wardrobe. I don't often shop for new clothes unless I know I can and will wear it multiple ways and on multiple occasions. Also, since I've started working part-time out of the house, I've been layering like crazy. I never know if work will be freezing cold or if I'll be dizzy and sweating from rushing around, so layering has become a kind of art form. I was so excited when ModCloth reached out to me and asked me to put together a little layered-look style board. I chose one tank top, one regular top, and one sweater that can be worn together or separately.

A Layer to Love Top in Beige, $14.99
A basic tank top is very important. I have tank tops (which I've been gathering since middle school) in almost every color imaginable. They are so great to wear alone, layered with other tanks, or layered with other tops. I wear a tank under my shirt almost every day I leave the house for work just to have that extra bit of warmth. Also, it's great to have a cami to wear under items that might be a bit sheer without being scandalous.

Graceful Air Top in Ivory, $44.99
I think this top is so pretty and so versatile. As I mentioned before, versatility is very important to me nowadays. This top can be worn to work, on a date, or out with friends. It's feminine and delicate, especially the pearl and rhinestone details, which I adore. Since the blouse has a cut-out detail at the top, you might feel more comfortable with a tank top underneath.

Budding Novelist Cardigan, $69.99
This was the first cardigan I saw on ModCloth while doing "research" for this post and I knew I had to use it. I love the color, the embroidery (!!!), and the asymmetrical hem. I also really appreciate the pockets and the hood. I think this cardigan can be worn all year round. I think I love it so much because of the heavy Stevie Nicks vibe. If this kind of cardigan isn't for you, you can check out more cardigans and sweaters at ModCloth.