56 Winter Outfits That Look Great—Even When It's Cold AF Outside

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Who knew a white puffer, gold chain and leopard bucket hat could look so damn good?

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Get your oversized leather pieces to the next level by belting them over a slip skirt. 

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Winter is the time to play with textures and make the most of the current hiking-boots trend.

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A cropped jumper with high-waisted trousers and knee-high boots make for a chic base ensemble. Just add a camel coat for peak warmth. 

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Logo scarves are having a moment and can easily pep up a plain outfit.

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Go maxi with your vintage leather pieces and pair with the season's fave: chunky boots. 

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Mix athleisure with more traditionally elegant items for a new look.

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Bring your beige outfits into the winter months by layering up on beige knits and coats. Big boots and Bottega Veneta accessories make for an on-trend take on the classics. 

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Match your cosiest coat to your lipstick. Effort made.

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Patent boots are particularly good at keeping water out, but do be careful in snow and sludge, please.

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Shades of brown and tan look sophisticated at any point during the year—lean on them.

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Teddy-bear coats are cute, while chunky boots are not, but it makes for a great contrast.

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Teddy-bear coats are all over the stores this winter, and we're glad.

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Fluffy shearling and sumptuous leather. Winter outfits don't get more luxe.

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If polo-necks aren't your thing, let hoodies take up some closet space.

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Okay, so you'll probably want a coat, but the idea of layering a roll-neck under a boilersuit is very good.

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Jumper dresses have been solving the most recent cold snap for many of us. 

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Black, white and red is always a winner.

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A plain, oversized coat can neutralise bold accessorising.

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Don't stop at a statement coat—add giant earrings to really make an entrance.

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Try mixing and matching textures like patent leather and a fluffy knit.

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All-white is the way to look rich throughout winter.

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Don't ever overlook the power of a well-cut camel coat.

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If you're in a knitted dress, you could even risk going for bare legs.

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Sherpa jackets are a surprisingly good layering tool in subzero weather.

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Scarves so big you can wrap yourself up in them are trending.

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An artfully knotted scarf impresses us every time.

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Top and tail a winter outfit with red accessories and you won't regret it.

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Coatigans are a legit thing—and very good for those in-between days when it's not freezing cold.

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Give head-to-toe a break for a minute. Shades of browns, from chocolate to mocha, are so chic.

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Great coat + skinny jeans + ankle boots work like a charm every time.

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When your knits are this chunky you can forgo outerwear altogether.

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Make a statement in a super-furry coat.

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White boots and vinyl finishes can really brighten up a simple combination.

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When you're summer vibe is boho, winter can be tricky, but just layer and accessorise and you'll feel right.

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If you don't like long-line coats, a very snuggly shearling jacket is a top replacement.

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Chunky boots like Dr Martens are back, so make the most of them.

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Forget the clash rules when it's cold—just try to hold onto a colour palette.

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White jeans have been a popular new choice for fashion girls in winter.

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Knits and leather are the ultimate winter-chic combo. 

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Winter classics like a Burberry scarf always remain in the fashion pack's armoury.

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Sportswear can be instantly upgraded with heels and a smart jacket or coat.

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We love quilted anything this year, and a maxi quilted coat is basically just like wearing a blanket. Yes, please. 

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Aviator jackets get better with age, so wear yours on repeat with anything and everything.

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Even a teeny tiny hair clip can add a bit of pizzazz to a cosy look.

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A hoodie with a suede coat is the perfect mix, with big combat boots to finish.

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Oversized jumpers and slips skirts is the outfit formula that's all over Pinterest right now. 

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Just because it's winter doesn't mean your looks need to be without colour. Mix a bold-coloured knit with patterned trousers. Add socks to your flats for a granny-chic spin. 

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We love seeing a printed or patterned coat. Texture is a great way to shake up your winter wardrobe. 

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Max out on size by pairing your oversized suit with an oversized coat.