Fashion in the Cold Weather

Hey guys! I started creating new posts about a 1000 times, but never got around to putting them up, so decided to let go of my blog for the time being since with tennis and other activities, I wouldn't be able to post often. But, as I was looking back on it, I realized that I missed posting things on here, so I decided that I'm going to go for at least a monthly post (please hold me to this!), even if it meant some of the posts wouldn't have pictures of my own outfits (since this takes a few hours to shoot these in addition to putting the posts together). Anyhow, I'm back now with a new post.

Let me start by saying that I LOVE winter fashion. I think it's because I love wearing pastel colors and winter clothes just tend to be more flattering on everyone. So, I wanted to touch on some of my favorite things to wear in the winter.

First is the classic turtleneck, which I know is not everyone's cup of tea, but just look at how chic it can be worn!

(This one is for if you are a little skeptical about wearing a turtleneck)

Next is tights and shorts. This is another one of my favorite trends because it expands your winter closet. Just be careful to only wear shorts that work for winter. I would recommend wearing velvet (below) or well tailored pastel, white, or dark (pretty much anything except neon) shorts to compliment the season.

This is a pretty obvious one, but an knit scarf adds warmth without taking from the chic-ness of your outfit.

Oversized knit sweaters are an absolute must. I literally live off of my cream colored one from Urban Outfitters!

And, of course, here are my coat preferences. If I could go out and buy a coat today, I would go with something like these - grey (to go with both pastel and black colored hats and gloves) and longer in legnth (which is super flattering).

Jumpsuits have been around for a little while, but I still love the fad - especially since it can look as good as this!

Last is a pair of jeans - flared jeans. These can really add length to your body (if it's loose all the way from your knees), and the light color shown here is perfect for winter!