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If you own a jumpsuit, you know how cute it can look when worn right. It’s a chic alternative for a night on the town when you don’t feel like the traditional dress, skirt, or T-shirt and jeans. While it can seem like a lot of work to wear, pulling off this popular pants and top combo can give you that boost of confidence you’ve been looking for. Here’s a list of 10 different ways you can style your jumpsuit.

1. Relaxed Fit with a Gathered Waist

For a more casual occasion, try out a relaxed fit. It’s a comfortable style, and it’s easy to adjust how tight or lose you want it. Most of the time, this style comes with a drawstring or elastic waist. This style is perfect for anything from a movie to a few drinks with friends.

2. Tailored Jumpsuits for Dressier Events

If you’re going to a dressier event, such as a cocktail party or an evening gala, you might want something a bit more formal. Try a tailored jumpsuit. It has wider legs and a design that will flatter your figure.

3. Cinch Your Waist

You can break out of the usual straight-up-and-down line that comes with a monochromatic jumpsuit by wearing a belt. Cinching it in at your waist or a little lower on the hips can make you look lengthier. If belts aren’t your style, you can wear a jacket or long-sleeved shirt tied around your waist to help create that hourglass shape that’s so desired.

4. Cropped Length That Stops at the Ankle

A wide-legged jumpsuit is among the most popular, but a closely fitted jumpsuit can offer a streamlined and sleek look. The best length for this style stops right at your ankle. While it still offers a lean, long look, you can also show off your shoes.

5. Choose a Flared Style

When heading out for dinner or drinks in your jumpsuit, straight or flared legs are going to be your friends. Remember to check the hem length. This is especially important if you’re not the tallest of the bunch. The flared legs should stop right at your feet, letting the tips of your shoes peek through.

6. Make Sure It Fits Your Torso

Pants can be hemmed if they’re too long, so make sure you focus on finding a jumpsuit that fits the length of your torso. Otherwise, you could end up with puckering in the front.

7. Put on a Jacket

If you want to dress up a bit for your night on the town, try adding a jacket to dress up your jumpsuit. You could try a blazer, a sports jacket, or even a long duster. Just make sure it doesn’t engulf your frame and cover up the jumpsuit completely.

8. Choose a Top for Underneath

Just like you can add a jacket over your jumpsuit, then choosing something to wear under it is also an option. These options are all great for a more casual night out: crop tops, T-shirts, and bralettes. For a more formal time, choose something long-sleeved.

9. Pick out the Proper Shoes

Because of their long length, jumpsuits tend to draw the eyes down. This is where your shoes have a chance to shine. Depending on where you’re going, there are many options to consider. Heels are standard, but you can also wear cute booties or point-toe pumps.

10. Try a Quirkier Look



Depending on where you’re going, and how comfortable you feel in a tailored or casual jumpsuit, it might be time to mix things up. Experiment with some of the quirkier styles that are out there. You might be amazed at how confident you can feel in something that’s a little more unusual.