Even in sub-zero temperatures, we don’t have to walk around like Michelin men. Cool styling inspiration for an icy winter can be found here.
Winter is here! Subzero temperatures and snowfall make our teeth chatter in this country. You have to have the right outfit. As is well known, the famous layered look is suitable in cold weather; with a little skill, it can look really stylish and keep us warm at the same time.
The sporty version
Down jackets are undoubtedly warm and practical, but they can quickly make us look like the Michelin Man. Presenter Sophia Thomalla (34) shows how it can be sporty and stylish at the same time. With her black The North Face puffy jacket, she wears black leather pants and moon boots that match the jacket. As a splash of color, she wears a purple beanie hat.
Chic and elegant in a coat
For fancier occasions, such as a company Christmas party, a warm, long wool coat is suitable. Fashion blogger Leonie Hanne (35) wears a floor-length brown coat with black buttons. Underneath, she chooses a combination of a black leather skirt, beige turtleneck knit sweater and tights. Additionally, white knitted socks and black boots from Chanel are used. A white handbag completes the look.
Stylish in a fake fur coat
However, the down jacket and wool coat can also be replaced with an oversized fake fur jacket. Admittedly, the look is primarily for bolder fashionistas. But it is definitely worth seeing in winter. Leonie Hanne, for example, with a beige fake fur coat with large shoulder pads. She styled it with olive green suit pants. A blouse and sweater combination can also be worn under the jacket to keep you warm. Hanne also wears gold statement earrings and a white Hermès shoulder bag.
Caro Daur (28) has also fallen for the trend. Combine it with wide leather trousers in black and a burgundy shoulder bag.
Source: Stern
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