How to Style Extra-Long Sleeves

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The latest look on the street is extremely extended sleeves. Right now, it's all about volume, but the next big thing in the sleeve-trend realm (sure, we're making that a thing) is sleeves that are so long, they're almost impractical. Almost. We first saw them on the fall/winter 2016 runways (at shows like Vetements, The Row, and Michael Kors), and then immediately worn by the coolest street style stars. Need proof? Below, we rounded up six ingenious snaps that will convince you to leave your sleeves uncuffed and long.

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Have the Cuff Peek Out from Underneath

2016 Christian Vierig

Classic pieces, like high-waist jeans and a trench coat, look extra cool with an exaggerated cuff.

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Add Initials

2016 Vanni Bassetti

Monogram your French cuff shirt, or better yet, steal your boyfriend's.

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Treat Them As Gloves

2016 Timur Emek

The perfect solution for extra chilly days.

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Give Them a Laidback Feel

2016 Christian Vierig

Nail the pajama trend with this casual, untucked ensemble. So effortless, so chic.

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Let Loose

2016 Christian Vierig

Leave your top untucked and cuffs unbuttoned to give a graphic look a casual feel.

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Modernize Classic Stripes

2016 Vanni Bassetti

The print gets a new, fresh look with ultra-long sleeves.

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6 Street-Style Snaps to Convince You to Wear Your Sleeves (Extra) Long

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Have the Cuff Peek Out from Underneath

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Add Initials

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Treat Them As Gloves

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Give Them a Laidback Feel

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Let Loose

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Modernize Classic Stripes

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6 Street-Style Snaps to Convince You to Wear Your Sleeves (Extra) Long

1 of 7

Have the Cuff Peek Out from Underneath

2 of 7

Add Initials

3 of 7

Treat Them As Gloves

4 of 7

Give Them a Laidback Feel

5 of 7

Let Loose

6 of 7

Modernize Classic Stripes

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