My Social Media Feed Is Filled With This Comfy 2-Piece Outfit

Look, I'll be the first to admit that after wearing loungewear for a year straight, I'm about ready to burn my sweatpants and never look at another pair again. I realize that's a bit dramatic, but my wardrobe could really use a refresh right now, and if you're feeling the same, I think I've found just the thing. Lately, I've been noticing that all the fashion girls in my feed are styling a similar type of outfit and while it doesn't involve sweatpants, it's still comfortable and loungy but happens to look really fresh and cool.

How are they achieving such outfit perfection, you ask? It comes down to two elements: a bodysuit with shorts (sometimes referred to as a unitard) and a structured jacket like a boxy blazer or trench coat layered on top. I'll let you in something: it doesn't matter as much the exact pieces you wear as it does the overall combination of tailoring and spandex that creates a cool contrast. For instance, you could easily re-create this with a tank top and bike shorts in lieu of a bodysuit. To see what I mean, I put together a visual guide to this comfortable outfit trend and selected some shopping picks if you're so inclined to try it for yourself.

Going from Pilates to lunch? Throw a classic trench coat on top to instantly turn your gym attire into a whole look.

Just wait—It girls everywhere will be emulating this easy 'fit come summer.

Toughen it up with a structured blazer and a slicked-back high pony.

Although she's wearing a romper here, you could easily achieve the same look with a matching knit shorts set and your favorite blazer.

How chic is this? The best part is that it basically feels like you're wearing nothing.

Try this for your next coffee run (yes, your sweatpants can wait).

While sneakers and sandals are the obvious choices, try a more ladylike pair of pumps for an unexpected take.

One last outfit to show you that it even works with your leggings and sports bras.

Up next, five new skinny-jean trends happening in 2021 (because they're not going anywhere).