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Paige DeSorbo Has the Most Genius Hack for Making Sweatpants "Look Rich"
The Summer House cast member has used this trick a few times recently.
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Paige DeSorbo has a genius tip for looking fabulous while you’re staying home to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), and no, it doesn’t involve changing out of your sweatpants. The Summer House cast member has been turning out some impressive—yet still totally comfortable—outfits recently, and just shared her secret for making them look way more expensive than they actually are.
On April 16, Paige posted a photo in which she’s wearing a black cropped hoodie with a pair of sweatpants. She dropped her super-helpful idea in the caption, writing, “Monochrome makes your $20 sweats look rich.” Paige also tagged her outfit details, revealing that she scored the “$20 sweats” in question from online retailer, Pretty Little Thing.
Paige’s cast member, Amanda Batula, responded to the style tip with a hilarious quip. “Damn it,” she wrote in the comments. “Guess I’m going to have to change out of my camo and tie dye combo.”
For the record, Paige’s easy trick is tried and true. In the time she’s spent self-isolating at home, she’s already used it a few times. And no, the pieces don’t necessarily need to be part of a matching set to work together. On April 9, Paige shared a post in which she’s rocking a white Zara tank top with a pair of simple Missguided sweatpants in the same shade.
On March 30, she sported a tan, off-the-shoulder sweatshirt with a matching pair of bottoms from Nasty Gal.
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