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How To Dress Well In The Cold Weather
Here are the chicest gloves, cashmere socks, snoods and thermals so you actually stay warm this winter chill.
I think we can all agree that in the UK right now it's flipping Baltic. Snow has fallen, pipes are frozen and while the clear blue skies are lovely, we need some warm cloud cover ASAP.
We know you're staying inside sat next to the one radiator you have on during this cost of living crisis, wrapped in a blanket and cup of tea in hand, but sometimes you do need to leave the house and when you do, you needn't trade in cosiness for looking good.
The key, of course, to dressing well in the cold weather is layering. Keeping your usual base outfit, be it a dress, shirt and jeans or even a suit, you need to add under layers (think leggings, thermal vests and cashmere socks) and over layers too (like snoods, gloves and, of course, a stellar winter coat). Natural fibres are preferable thanks to them being breathable and better for the environment, and combining practicality with style (like with some proper winter boots) means you'll never be caught short in the snow again.
Here are the elements you need to dress well in the cold weather.
Knitted vests are such a great way to add layers without too much bulk. They look great over shirts and T-shirts too, and their arm-free style should stop you from overheating when you head inside.
A quilted coat is a bit of a must when it drops below zero degrees, and, if you invest in a stylish one like Raey's, it's as appropriate over a suit as it is on your weekend walk.
Calzedonia 50 Denier Total Comfort Soft Touch Tights
Calzedonia 50 Denier Total Comfort Soft Touch Tights
Tick off the trends and stay warm in some red tights. Showing just a hint of red between boots and a dress is our favourite way to style the divisive look.
This jacket has gone viral multiple times, and for good reason. The wool-blend is sure to keep you warm, while the attached scarf ensures you're never without one if a cold snap sets in.
Snoods and caps might appear tricky to pull off at first, but with a few strands of hair framing your face, they can look so chic.
Go full Mob Wife in a faux fur coat, extra points for layering over animal print.
&Daughter has some of the loveliest knitwear options out there right now, and this red Ada cardigan, made from 100% wool with pearl buttons, will see you through the cold months and beyond.
Falke is a staple for great hosiery, and their wool socks look great with boots and loafers alike.
To be worn under a shirt or dress, Cos' Merino top will offer much-needed warmth.
Salomon Quest GTX Advanced GORE-TEX Boots
Salomon Quest GTX Advanced GORE-TEX Boots
You won't be caught slipping on black ice in these professional-looking boots.
Leggings alone, or even under trousers, are a sleek layering optioning that won't add bulk.
Can you even call yourself a fashion girly if you don't have an Acne scarf?
The Frankie Shop Quilted Ripstop Jacket
The Frankie Shop Quilted Ripstop Jacket
Ripstop jackets are not only super warm, but work well layered under other overcoats.
Getting lined gloves will add some extra comfort on your early morning commute.
Reformation Tate Regenerative Wool Sweater Dress
Reformation Tate Regenerative Wool Sweater Dress
Worn over a merino top and leggings, you'll be snug as a bug in a rug with this dress.
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