What I’ve Been Wearing this Winter
- Amy Sobo
- Feb 16, 2020
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 16, 2020
Usually fall is my favorite time to style outfits, but as this winter has seemingly turned into an extended fall rather than a season of snow, I have had so much fun with trying new combinations. Here is a look book of four trends I’ve been loving recently:
1) Patterns
About:
As my all time favorite style of dress (babydoll) tends to lose its stylistic element when worn alone, I find layering a pattern underneath not only provides an interest factor but also gives a sense of depth to any look. By using a thin, sheer fabric as an underlay, the dress avoids the bulk commonly consequenced with layering.
Where to Find:
Shirt: http://bit.ly/3bG6QEU (exact shirt is sold out)
Dress: https://bit.ly/2UWLxJu
Shoes: http://bit.ly/2u6VZTC
2) Oversized
About:
I often find myself leaning towards outfits similar to this on study days at a coffee shop when I want to be comfortable while still wearing attire with structure to keep me me on task and motivated.
Where to buy:
Jacket: https://go.zara/2SOCXcP (cropped version sold out)
Jeans: http://bit.ly/323VAOq
3) Mixed Materials
About:
Ever since my most fashionable friend Ellie wore polka dotted tights, I knew I had to try and cater them to my own style . Although there are infinite ways to style patterned tights, I love to keep the rest of my outfit elements solidly colored and neutral. Here, I chose to mix the textures of a linen dress, mesh tights, and ribbed turtleneck to keep the outfit interesting, while still allowing the tights to be the center of attention. Lastly, I added a colorful star necklace to contrast the surrounding beige and black.
Where to Buy:
Turtleneck: http://bit.ly/2SSRNPP
Dress: http://bit.ly/2SveBGi
Tights: http://bit.ly/2wmyx5z
4) Cropped
About:
When wearing cropped shirts I feel like it is important to find a balance between the amount of skin showing when its cold out. I am constantly pairing shirts like this one with wide leg pants or mom jeans. This way, outfits maintain their focal point without losing comfort in the colder months. I paired this look with a layered silver star necklace to help bring an interest factor to the pattern- free look.
Where to buy:
Shirt: http://bit.ly/37CKv8d
Jeans: http://bit.ly/37yEU2D
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