Todays post was written by the lovely Tracey from HighStyleLife. Enjoy!

The arrival of colder days doesn’t mean that we should give up trendy pieces. The soft, cozy touch of winter clothing is in the spotlight now and it keeps you warm while adding up to your style. From fitted coats to fashionable boots, here are garments that a true fashionista should have in their wardrobe this season.

Cover up

A made-to- measure coat is a piece that every fashionable woman should own. A good coat protects you from the cold and emphasizes your waistline. There are numerous options available, from classic designs to bold statement coats. The most important thing is that it fits you well. These pieces tend to be expensive, but for a little more money you get both style and comfort that last for years.

Leather dream

Leather jackets are casual and daring alternatives to coats and they are perfect for urban types. These garments are always trendy and virtually every item you can imagine goes well with them. The style and design of a leather jacket varies and everyone can find a perfect piece suitable to their preferences. Classic black is the most usual choice, but in recent years other colors, like brown, beige, and red, are also high on demand. Whether you’re keen on girly or rock-on style, the leather jacket enables you to pull off any look.

Warm touch

Winter days are unimaginable without a gentle, cozy sweater that keeps the cold at bay. This timeless piece can accompany almost everything – from jeans and work pants to party skirts. The choice is endless when it comes to styles and colors, and knitted ones have always been the best. Grandma’s art is impeccable.

Girly style during winter

Another knitted item that is very popular these days is a jumper dress. This chic yet comfortable piece protects you from the cold while leaving your flattering, ladylike look intact. Wear it over leggings and show off those killer legs even in winter! There are tons of designs and patterns you can choose from, and you can find them at affordable prices. Don’t forget to include them in your list when you set out to shop for cheap dresses.

Winter headwear

While we’re in the area of arts and crafts, it’s important to mention that your head also deserves proper protection from the harsh winter air. That’s where the knitted hats come to save the day. These cute pieces add a final touch to your winter style while keeping your head safely tucked in and protecting it from cold winds. Another fashionable choice for the cool weather has been around for decades and now it seems more appealing than ever – fedora hats. Originally perceived as a males-only accessory, fedora hats have taken over the fashion world and become an essential part of female style. A cool fedora will not only keep your head warm, but it will also add a vintagey note to your look.

A wool hug

There’s nothing wrong with regular scarves for the winter season, but doesn’t it feel great when you wrap a big, cozy scarf around yourself? These massive pieces provide you with extra warmth while looking amazing. There’s a vast choice of styles and patterns, with knitted and wool ones being predominant. Whether you choose a classic variant or a bold color, you can’t go wrong.

Warm step

A good pair of boots is a must in every woman’s wardrobe. Ankle boots are perfect for the cold weather, particularly those that have a layer of fur on the inside to ensure warm feet. You can wear them in all occasions and easily combine them with any type of clothes. Over-the- knee boots are another stylish option that guarantees warmth while strolling down the streets. They can complement many outfits, but they look particularly dashing when combined with winter shorts.

Winter is the time when gentle and warm garments take over the fashion scene. These winter Fashion essentials are definitely worthy of your attention, so make sure to make room for them in your wardrobe.

 

About the author:

Tracey Clayton is a full time mom of three girls. She’s passionate about traveling, Fashion, home décor and healthy living. Her motto is: “Live the life you love, love the life you live.”

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