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How to Wear Asymmetric Tops and Tunics With Leggings

Sometimes, all you need to liven up your wardrobe is to look at it from a fresh, new angle!  Asymmetrical tops and tunics let you do just that.

The slightly off-kilter tops add a lot of visual interest and pair perfectly with leggings. The right one can transform a frumpy leggings outfit into something creative and cool looking.

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How to Wear Asymmetric Tops and Tunics With Leggings

Here’s why Asymmetric Tops are Great to Wear with Leggings

  • Asymmetrical Tunic Tops Have an Artsy Vibe: Even the most conservative gals have days when we want to look more creative. An asymmetrical tunic top tunic worn over leggings is a subtle way to express the artsy side of your personality.

 

  • Easy to Style: Whether your asymmetrical top is slanted across the front, side, or back, it makes a strong style statement. You don’t need to wear much else to look stylish, except for a pair of black leggings.

How to Wear Asymmetric Tops and Tunics With Leggings

Pink Asymmetric sweater

 

  • Youthful: When slightly edgy, you look modern, which translates into youthful. Notice, I’m not saying young- none of us want to look like teenagers, but youthful (vibrant) is excellent. An asymmetrical top with leggings ( especially leather ) makes you look more youthful than jeans and a conservative button-up shirt.
  • Slimming: Bonus! Asymmetrical tops with uneven hemlines draw the eye upward, creating a long, lean line that makes you look tall and slender. Plus, these tops flow, which helps camouflage any belly bulge beautifully. For gals who love to wear color, a color-blocked asymmetric tunic to help sculpt your figure.
  • Asymmetrical Tunic Tops are Comfy: I’m a stickler for comfort, but I also want to look chic. An asymmetrical top with leggings is an outfit I can wear sitting at my computer when I go out to dinner or shopping—you name it. It feels good. It’s casual, classy, and comfortable.

You can even wear an asymmetrical top with a jacket if you want an even edgier vibe. Just keep the jacket within the same tonal range as the top so you don’t look like a colorful chopped-up puzzle.

 

Now, let’s look at  3 trending Asymmetrical tops and tunics and new ways to style them.

black asymmetrical tunic for leggings

1. Futuristic Asymmetric Tunic

this is the most interesting and chic long tunics I have seen for a while, or maybe ever.  I love the dramatic design of this unique long taffeta top by DKNY. The L-shaped neckline and floaty peplum bottom are so modern. Something about this top makes it look very space-age to me. The Jetsons come to mind (Lol!)

 

peach fringe asymmetrical top for leggings

2. Asymmetric Fringe Top

I’ve seen a lot of asymmetric tops and sweaters with fringe, especially with the Western trend riding high this year. This peach fringe asymmetric top is a pretty color, and the fringe is fun. The cowl neckline is very pretty, too.

This is great with leggings or slim jeans for more natural types who like a cowboy or boho look.

 

blue and black asymmetrical sweater for leggings

3. Color Block Asymmetric Top

This is different! It’s asymmetrical in the sense that a diagonal line runs through the top, dividing it into black and blue, but the hem is actually even. You get the illusion of an asymmetric hem.

I like the sporty feel of this Calvin Klein Asymmetrical tunic and the strong colors mixed so boldly. Can’t you just see this in the dead of winter? It’s a head-turner.

 

gray asymmetrical top with leggings

4. Turtleneck Asymmetric Tunic

Cute and cozy, a long turtleneck sweater with leggings always looks great. Make the hemline slanted, and you have a more artsy look. I’d push the sleeves up on this Turtleneck Asymmetric Tunic a bit to give it a fresh look.

 

Do you like to wear asymmetrical tops or tunics with leggings?

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6 thoughts on “How to Wear Asymmetric Tops and Tunics With Leggings

  1. I had always been a stylish dresser in my younger days until I was diagnosed with Spondylolisthesis in my lower back. Little by little, the slipped disc caused a very noticeable S curve that made my stomach and backside protrude more than they should have. I was not happy with anything I put on. It just didn’t look right. These new styles have helped me look better and feel better about myself.

    1. Hi Norma, Thanks for stopping by. I’m so glad you have found something that works for you. I understand how your condition must make it challenging and how frustrating that can be. Asymmetrical tunics also give a modern and creative look, so that’s a bonus! All the best, Take care, Deb.

  2. I’m curious about your recommendation for an asymmetrical top with a jacket. Would you post a picture of an example of this look? Thanks!

  3. Hi, I love this website and the asymmetric top with leggings looks.

    May I ask if you have a favorite brand for high-rise petite leggings which are the best for my body shape, which is a bit longer in the body and shorter in the legs? I find it hard to find leggings that fit in length.

    Thanks.

    Janice