
Got the winter wardrobe blues? Don’t let winter be blah, dress it up with color, old favorites, and new styles. Try these simple outfits on for size and kick the winter blues to the curb.
Pop of Color. Ease into bright hues by just adding a pop of color to winter grays and blacks. A less is more approach to styling allows you to fashion a real focal point in the form of fun color. Wearing a bright-pick-me-up shade like the purple structured skirt with a drapey tank and boyfriend blazer looks put-together yet fun. Accessorize your look with patent pumps and slouchy bag. Wake up winter with color.
Try Shorts. Winter shorts may sound strange, but when you think about it, shorts and tights are just like wearing a skirt with tights. If you’re up for test-driving a new style try pairing shorts in a heavy–weight fabric, like wool with boots. Accessorize your shorts in the same way you do skirts and dresses. Try winter shorts and you will give a fresh new face to winter.
Be Bright. Sure black tights are practical, but replacing boring black with stockings in hot hues adds a kick of color to winter’s gray days. When picking your bright tights try enhancing a lesser color in your dress or skirt’s pattern, doing this will give your look depth. Don’t be afraid to play with color and brighten up winter.
Repurpose a Summer Favorite. Some of my favorite skirts and dresses are meant for summer, but that doesn’t mean you can’t wear them now. I recently paired a favorite J.Crew summer skirt with a black turtleneck and black tights. This easy combination has become my favorite winter outfit. You can take a spring or summer classic and repurpose it for your winter wardrobe.
Pretty Pastels. Winterize pastel hues by mixing them with heavier pieces like a leather jacket and thick tights. Balancing tough pieces with something soft gives a flirty approach to winter’s blah colors. The prettiness of pastels paired with the toughness of typical winter staples creates texture and balance to give winter some whimsy.
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