Hey CF readers! Do you ever want to try a new trend, but are afraid it might be a little too wild? Do you have trouble incorporating a new trend into your wardrobe? Or maybe you just don’t know how to style it? Have no fear! I’m here to try out every wacky trend in the book, just for you, in Test Drive.
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The weather is warming up, and if you’re anything like me, you can’t wait to break out the spring dresses. The wind is still chilly on your legs, but you’re 600% done with thick winter tights. So, what’s a girl to do? Rock a pair of over-the-knee socks, of course!
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What Are Over-the-Knee Socks?
Over-the-knee socks are any socks that, well, come up over your knees. They’re usually cut with a thick band at the top so they’ll stay up. They come in hundreds of colors, patterns, materials, and shapes. Some are meant to be scrunched over your knee, and others have lace and buttons at the top. They even make tights that look like you’re wearing over-the-knee socks.
Over-the-knee socks are a great layering piece, and perfect for keeping your legs warm in weird, transitioning weather.
How I Styled Them for School
Over-the-knee socks can be worn so many different ways, but since I’m still in high school I wanted to keep them pretty risk-free (I can’t tell you how many amazing skorts have been lost to the dress code). I love this outfit for spring because it incorporates several new trends, and it’s also functional for spring weather.
I started with a cute dress that I got last year. I love the ‘70s silhouette, an emerging trend this season, as well as the floral print. The over-the-knee socks keep my legs warm, while the lace detail on top makes them stand out a bit. I threw on a brown leather jacket to fight off the wind, and rubber Chelsea boots that are perfect for unexpected April showers.
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