I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: I love a jumpsuit. Jumpsuits are the lazy girl’s trick to looking stylish in a flash, with zero brain power involved. The latest addition to my jumpsuit collection is this brown Free People utility jumpsuit, and today I’m sharing 3 simple ways to style it.
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Jumpsuits are always my go-to for instant style, and you can usually wear them throughout multiple seasons, so they’re a versatile closet staple. This utility jumpsuit has a rugged and edgy feel, but you can style it dressed it up or down by swapping out a few accessories. That’s actually one of my favorite things about styling a jumpsuit; you can keep accessories to a minimum but completely change the look of the outfit.
SIZE NOTE: I am a size 4 and wearing a small, but probably could have also fit in the XS. Free People tends to usually run a little big.
3 Simple Ways to Style A Utility Jumpsuit
Edgy and Moto-Inspired
I like to embrace the industrial feel of a utility jumpsuit by styling it with complementing pieces. To me, that means a leather jacket and chunky boots. These leather accessories always work well when you’re transitioning from season to season like winter to spring or fall to winter.
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Dressed Up for Dinner
Style your utility jumpsuit effortlessly for dinner by swapping out the lug sole boots for strappy sandal heels. Adding a belt like I did here gives definition to your waist, and makes the jumpsuit feel a little more polished for an evening out. Shop my black strappy sandals here. They also come in a higher version.
Style Your Utility Jumpsuit Casual for the Weekend
This is probably the easiest way to style a utility jumpsuit. Casual weekends call for comfy shoes, so add a pair of comfy, sporty sandals and you’re good to go. I like the mix of utility and sporty here; it’s a unexpected yet playful contrast.
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Additionally, I like to cuff the legs of my jumpsuits and roll up the sleeves on most of my jumpsuits. It’s a small but super easy style hack that adds a little polish on anything, from jumpsuits to oversized plain tees.
