Winter outfits brings with it a myriad of challenges. How do you look stylish when you are layered up and completely covered? How best to dress for a 70-degree office when it is 30 degrees outside (we’ve got coat and scarf suggestions for that). And just what do you wear to the holiday party or family Christmas? I’ll attempt to solve your winter outfit problems with suggestions, style tips, and resources to make you look stylishly you!
From pants to dresses, sweaters to hats, coats to capes, I’ve got cute winter outfit ideas for you. If you have travel planned during these cold winter months, I’ve got numerous posts on excursions, from casual to formal, Yosemite to Europe. You can see how I dress for a grand venue or for outdoor winter wonderland.
WINTER OUTFITS RESOURCE:
You’ve landed on the page that will be your resource for stylish winter dressing. All the posts I’ve written about cold-weather fashion are below, listing winter outfit ideas, how to integrate new pieces into your wardrobe, how to wear specific items, and how to make the most of what you already own. Read on for a more stylish you.Winter outfits tend to be much more subdued in color. Neutrals, like black/gray/brown, reign supreme, with some jewel tones added in for pops of color. Often, for ease of dress, I find that monochromatic outfits work well for winter. See how to make these work for you, get some suggestions for monochromatic outfits, and check out the post on an all-black winter outfit that is chic and warm at the same time.
I also love to wear winter white, which is a softer color that what I wear in the spring and summer. It’s more of an ivory or cream color, and it’s a nice alternative to the typical dark colors you see in winter outfits. You can find out how to wear winter white pants, and even how to wear white jeans in the winter. (There’s also a good post on wearing grey jeans, something you rarely see but that I find to be a nice complement to your everyday blue or black denim.)