5 Staple Clothing Pieces to Achieve the “Off Duty Model Look” Any Day of the Week
The style taking over everyone’s Pinterest boards lately seems to be the “off duty model” look or as some say, “that girl”. While this style looks effortless it’s really… a lot of effort!
If you’re like me it’s super easy to be inspired by models both on and off the runway with their effortlessly chic and cool looks especially when their photos are blasted all over your social media explore page. Finding the perfect clothing pieces to achieve the off duty model look on all shapes and sizes may be harder than you realized!
Lucky for you we’ve found the perfect staple wardrobe pieces to create this look and be able to mix and match outfits any day of the week!
Photo: @jennifergeerlings
Wide leg pants
Wide or straight leg pants are an absolute necessity when building your off duty model look. I like to think of pants as the base of your outfit and with this style you want to keep it cool and keep it simple.
Tank tops
When it comes to the top for this outfit less is most definitely more! Instead of a detailed shirt keep it simple and try accessorizing with jewelry or a fun purse instead.
Oversized blazers and jackets
Another staple of this look is an oversized blazer or jacket, key word is oversized. These are perfect to make the outfit more appealing or to wear when it gets chilly out as fall approaches. P.S. if you MUST pick only one, a black blazer wins every time and elevates any outfit!
Button downs
Another piece we’re seeing a lot that we love is an oversized button-down shirt added to your outfit to look more put together! An over-sized button down slightly tucked in paired with wide leg jeans has been my go-to outfit for months.
Amazon
Womens Oversized Shacket Jackets Long Sleeve Button Down Shirt Casual Lapel Coats with Pockets
$37.99
Free People button down dupe
Sneakers
The final key piece to achieving the off-duty model look is to add a bomb pair of sneakers. Here are a few that will go with any outfit or choose any of these in a statement color instead!
