You Don’t Need To Be A Slave To Fashion: Ways to Keep Warm Whilst Also Dressing On Trend This Season

There is no rule in the proverbial fashion handbook that says you cannot be comfortable or that you have to spend a fortune on clothing. You can, in fact, be both warm and stylish this coming winter season. With the right tips and tricks, you can also engage in a variety of looks every time you face the season's chill. The key to achieving all of these wonderful things is relatively simple. You need to have one or two staple, quality winter coats. The rest comes down to layering and accessorizing.

The winter wardrobe as a whole can be broken down into some essential items that we will discuss mixing and matching. First, check your closet for these:

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• Purchase one versatile hat. 
• A couple of scarves.
• A pair of gloves.
• Boots that cover skin.
• Thermal underwear.

These are your basic ingredients. With these, you are ready to start cooking up some hot outfits. Like any good recipe, it is a pinch of this and a pinch of that. The following breakdown includes some specifics on how to use each item. Of course, you must layer. Start with your thermal underwear. The cutest items are not always going to be extremely warm. However, starting with iron-clad protection directly against the skin prevents much heat from being lost. The actual warmth of the additional garments can then be a secondary concern. Layering is what gives you versatility. You will not be layering bulky clothes because that detracts from the total look. You should layer summer clothes which are lighter and more colorful. Using this technique you have a solid warm foundation on which to work with your palette.

Summer clothes and light hoodies make perfect combinations with your staple coat. When choosing this coat, be sure that it looks good on your body. Do not imagine the body from just any random fashion advertisement. Looking good in your Clothing is about catering to yourself and not to others. Because you will be combining this crucial piece of the puzzle with more colorful items, stick with a neutral color. The brighter the coat, the more likely it will clash with your other items. Scarves are the other perfect accessory to dress up the old coat when it starts to feel a little dull towards the end of the season. Switching things up is the solution to fashion boredom. Your hat also needs to be as cute as possible and made from fairly neutral colors.

Your boots need to cover as much skin as possible. This is the part of your body that is coming in contact with snow and ice the most. If your feet feel cold, then your entire body will experience the chill. Natural materials such as animal skins and leather provide the best protection. Faux materials are perfectly acceptable for the pure vegan hearts as well. The only real faux pas here is plain rubber.

Gloves are by far the most entertaining of the winter apparel. There are essentially no rules. They can be as bright and as rainbow-colored as you like. This is the only accessory that does not have to match the rest of the outfit.