Putting Me Together: Building a Remixable Wardrobe, Part 4: Layering Pieces. For the next section of the Building a Remixable Wardrobe series, I want to talk about the importance of having layerable pieces.
(Is that a real word? Do you like how I make up all sorts of words in this series, like "layerable" and "remixable" and "reimagining"? My spellcheck hates me.) Layering, My Frenemy Can I just say that I'm terrible at layering? I don't like having to fuss with a lot of pieces of clothing because, you know...I like to able to do cartwheels in my outfits, just like everybody else. Anyway, in my pursuit of a remixable wardrobe, I realized that I needed to make friends with layering.
Finding the Right Pieces So then, I tried to layer. And that is where we are going to start today. Let's do it! The Camisole - Boring, but helpful I'm starting off with the least interesting of all layering pieces: a camisole, aka cami. And then I yell in outrage, "WHAT? From oldnavy.com Now that that's out of the way, let's move on to the rest... Colored Cardigans Patterned Cardigans Vests. Cold Weather Chic: How to Look Cute and Be Warm at the Same Time. Now that we’re back in Boston and the usual freezing January weather is back, staying warm is a constant problem.
If you’re like me, there are days when it is so cold that you don’t even want to leave your room, let alone put a lot of effort into your outfit. It can be so difficult to find warm clothes that aren’t too bulky or too bland to feel good about wearing! Fear not! There are plenty of ways to look great and keep warm in this awful weather! Here are some of the most important items you need to add to your closet for a fashionable Boston winter: The Boots: A great pair of waterproof, insulated snow boots will go a long way.
Just plain cold, these boots are versatile and well worth the investment. Keep your neck warm, but not really into turtlenecks? It is definitely possible to look great and stay warm in the winter months if you know what to do. What to Wear to Class: 3 Cute Cold Weather Looks for Fall & Winter. Photo Credit A while back, we featured three outfits to wear to class that were easy to throw on, but still looked put-together.
Now that the weather has changed and fall is here (with winter soon to come), it’s time to retire the shorts and sundresses and embrace cold weather fashion. Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you need to resort to leggings and oversized “college” sweatshirts! Read on for easy tips on how to look chic for class while staying warm in fall and winter. Tips on Dressing for Cold Weather Layers are your new best friend. Outfit 1: Warm Neutrals Shirt, Pants, Cardigan, Earrings, Necklace, Booties, Jacket, Bag Outfit 2: Cute & Cozy. 4 Multi-Layer Looks to Keep You Warm All Winter. I don’t know about you, but of all the seasons, I love winter fashion the most.
Winter is a fantastic time to express yourself with fashion as you can wear more of everything; be it hats, scarves, cardigans – you name it, there’s more of it. We’re talking prime layering time here – colors, patterns, silhouettes – the fun never stops! That said, I’ll admit to being a little rusty when it comes to knowing what to wear when facing the elements. Which is why I’m writing this post. It’s an effort to remind myself how to stay stylish AND warm using multiple layers. Hello Sunshine (Products: Jacket, Cardigan, Scarf, Top, Shoes, Jeans) Sometimes when I’m on campus in the winter, I feel like I’m stuck in a sea of drab, surrounded by plain black pea coats everywhere. As such, for my first outfit, I pulled a bright orange coat and paired it with yellows, reds and browns. Preppy and Proper. The Budget Babe. 8-Straight® Capri Pajamas - Periwinkle Raindrop.
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