How to
Layer
Winter’s coming. Re-establish the order and invest in pieces that work smarter, not harder.
Wool blend shackets, faux shearling coats, fashion sweats and new detail-oriented knitwear – there’s every reason to wear your favourites at once with new ways of layering for cooler temperatures.
The hero of any great cold weather wardrobe is knitwear. Intarsia patterns, zip necks, shoulder statements – new warming knits have an eye for detail.
The ultimate hybrid cover-up – The wool-blend shacket.
Not too dressy, not too casual, the utilitarian hybrid cover-up masters all occasions. Layer over casual sweats and lug sole boots or opt for the hi-low effect and style with heeled boots, a leather skirt and lofty knit.
Not too dressy, not too casual, the utilitarian hybrid cover-up masters all occasions. Layer over casual sweats and lug sole boots or opt for the hi-low effect and style with heeled boots, a leather skirt and lofty knit.
Not sure where to begin? Go tonal.
Smart layered looks start with tone-on-tone dressing. Choose pieces all in the same colour family and mix the textures – faux shearling accents, buttery leather to fine gauge knits.
The Diana
Tuck:
A new way of wearing leather boots and denim. Tuck slouchy denim or pants into knee-high or ankle boots and let your footwear be the focal point.
A major comeback: tactile faux shearling.
The warming ‘70s bourgeois-inspired fabric injects extra style points into cropped vests and long teddy coats.
The fashion puffer: an outdoor essential turns style statement.
