Winter is here to eat your bones and make you go nutts. And if you are fashion conscious who doesn't want to compromise on dressing style, there's absolutely no need to compromise on your health. You can still make look yourself bright and beautiful; It all requires a pinch of your time to shift between the dressing style. Before you do an online research or google on the topic, let us remind you that we're here to give you quick dressing tips for winter.
Colours: Winter is the best time to play with colours, especially the bright ones. Red, violet and anything dark for that matter can make you hog enough limelight. It can be a right time to pull out the dazzling red coloured sweat shirt from your wardrobe or an equally bright coloured blazer, which you kept aside because it makes you sweat. Besides making you feel comfortable, they also look stylish on you.
Threads: Just say good bye to cottons in winter. A jeans trouser and a jeans top or a jacket can make you look good in winter and will also provide sufficient warmth. If you have to attend in formals, then go with a wool shirt or a nylon or a thick shirt/top.
Vests: There are leather vests available in the market. They don't look too big like sweaters and at the same time keep the heat in besides fashion. Also, they don't weigh too much .So, leather vests can be a right choice for you.
Caps/hats: Wear a winter cap. Now that doesn't mean a pom pom hat, which might make you look childish. Also avoid ear muffs if you want to look smart. Knitted winter caps are available in the market. Go with them in order to protect your years without losing your dress sense.
Socks and shoes: Wear woolen socks. They will keep you warm. Although winter shoes are advisable, sometimes you may have to wear formal shoes especially when you head to meetings. At that time, make sure you wear formal leather boots and woolen socks.
If you already have these things in your wardrobe, then it's the right time to use them. Otherwise, add upo all these things to shopping cart right away.
(AW Phani)
