Four unique ways to style your favourite sweater this fall

There’s nothing better than slipping into a cozy sweater when it’s finally weather-appropriate, but it’s easy to fall into that fashion rut of wearing your favourite sweater with the same pair of jeans every time. Plus, with so many of us spending even more time indoors - trust us, we don't blame you.Have no fear, for stylist Erica Wark is here! She's put together four unique ways to wear a single sweater this fall, proving just how versatile your basic knit can be. This could possibly the best news ever - you never have to change out of your favourite pullover! Except to wash it... don't forget to wash it.Find Erica's outfits below, and watch the video above for more!

LOOK 1: SWEATER AND WHITE DENIM

Try your sweater with a pair of cropped white denim for a fresh fall look. Keep in mind that when you’re wearing a cropped pant, a great way to elongate your look is by opting for footwear that’s the same colour. And because fall is all about layering, a cropped biker jacket layered on top of a vest is a really effective way to add interest to your look because of the different lengths at play.

GET THE LOOK:

Aritzia mockneck sweater | Zara vest | H&M faux leather jacket | Banana Republic cropped denim | Winners bag | L'intervalle ankle boot

LOOK 2: SWEATER AND SKIRT

Pairing your basic sweater with a printed skirt is another way to give your knit an update for fall, and animal print is always a chic option. If your sweater is on the longer side, try adding a belt at your natural waist; this will not only give your sweater a new shape, but it will also make your legs look longer. For some added edge, look no further than studded accessories.

GET THE LOOK:

Aritzia mockneck sweater | Winners faux leather jacket | Winners printed skirt | Dynamite studded belt | Zara quilted crossbody bag | Zara studded ankle boot

LOOK 3: SWEATER AND FAUX LEATHER LEGGINGS

For comfort and style, try pairing your sweater with faux leather leggings. And for added visual interest, layer a tailored shirt underneath your sweater, leaving the collar, cuffs and hem out; this is an easy styling technique that not only adds dimension, but also breaks up a monochromatic look like this. To add even more dimension, pop a printed “shacket” on top (a shacket is essentially a slightly oversize shirt-jacket hybrid).

GET THE LOOK:

Aritzia mockneck sweater | Wardrobe.NYC tailored shirt | H&M printed shacket | Dynamite faux leather leggings | Topshop, Hudson's Bay sunglasses | Banana Republic top-handle bag | Zara ankle boot

LOOK 4: SWEATER AND SATIN TROUSERS

You can easily dress up your favourite sweater by pairing it with trousers done in a luxe fabric like these satin-effect pants. This is another monochromatic outfit which works because again, we’re mixing textures. Keep your shoes simple when working with a monochromatic look because you don’t want them to compete with the long line you’ve created. A printed bag is the finishing touch!

GET THE LOOK:

Aritzia mockneck sweater | Dynamite double-breasted coat | Winners pant | Banana Republic crossbody bag | Zara kitten heel[video_embed id='2038372']BEFORE YOU GO: Dad shines in this amazing father-daughter dance duo[/video_embed]