Temperate Winter

Jenni
Mar 8, 2017
2 min read

Sometimes it can be quite tricky to look nice while protecting ourselves from cold weather. We just want to be comfortable, right? Plus, finding good winter outerwear at low prices can also be a challenged! Well the only advice I can give to upgrade your winter looks is to layer. You could either look like you've fall down in the laundry or that you are yourself a masterpiece. In both cases, layering will give you a 4D look and really revamp your winter wardrobe!

The PAPERBOY

For this first look, I built my outfit around this suede winter jacket that I got at a flea market for 2€! It's a nice beige color that goes with everything, but for this style I keep it quite neutral by paring it with a beige turtleneck, a gray jumpsuit and Mae's blue flatforms. To finish up the paperboy look, I wore a beret.

DETAILS

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Jacket - Flea Market

Jumper - Care of You

Jumpsuit - Primark

Shoes - Mae's

Embellished denim

For my second look, I wore one of my favorite jumper: a high-low cashmere sleeveless turtleneck. I remembered when I bought it in sales. It was originally 69.99€ and I got it for 7€ (I love those kind of bargain!). In my opinion, it's a very good piece to layer since you can clearly see the clothing you will be wearing underneath. I wanted to have an everyday city look and therefore I paired it with a white button-up. For my jeans, I wanted something with character. This jeans are my favorite ones right now, they fit incredibly and those embellishments are just so pretty! But because it lacked of colors, I wore my neon chelsea boots.

DETAILS

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Blouse - New Look

Jumper - H&M

Jeans -

Shoes - T.K. Maxx

Long necklace - New Look

Short necklace - Malù

FAUX FUR

Finally, my last look is more of a fancy winter style. The main focus is this grey-purple collar fur printed coat. To keep it simple I paired it with a black skinny jeans and some black booties. For my top, I wore this holed jumper and again a white button-up to play with layers.