Just In: The Formula for a Truly Easy Winter Wardrobe
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Style Notes: While you might want to stick with neutrals for all your other pieces, when it comes to chunky knits, you can afford to go for a bold hue. Try green, violet and red to give your outfit a bit of life. Pro tip: If you get too warm, take it off and layer it over your coat like a scarf.
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Style Notes: Another purchase you won't ever regret is investing in a checked suit. Worn day or night, look for styles that feature wool to ensure they really keep the heat in.
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@livpurvis
Style Notes: Berets made a comeback last winter, but seeing as there are so many styles to choose from, we reckon they're going to be even bigger in 2019. Just ask Liv Purvis.
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@styleidealist
Style Notes: Winter doesn't mean you need to cast aside dresses. We recommend looking for frocks with high necklines. Much like roll-necks, they'll keep the chill out. For extra cosy points, opt for midi hemlines.
Pastel coats are so pretty and chic.
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@lucywilliams02
Style Notes: Shoes need to do these three things in the winter: Keep your feet warm, keep you from slipping and be able to withstand the grim and slush. These tread-sole boots have got you.
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@brittanybathgate
Style Notes: Midi skirts are just as essential for winter as they are for the warmer months. That said, structured pleated styles are significantly better at keeping the chilly breeze at bay compared to that of floaty iterations.
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@venswifestyleStyle Notes: Crossbody bags often get a bad rep, but really, they're a cold-weather saviour—mainly due to the fact they require no holding, so you can keep your hands toasty and tucked into your pockets. Choose a versatile hue like navy, black or tan to ensure it goes with every single one of your outfits.
