As the temperature drops, you’ll want to spend your days drenched in sweat from December to March. So we asked Cup of Jo readers for some inspiration. Instagram Introducing winter outfits that will lift your mood…
Mauresa (above), who lives in Central Virginia, says: Pair any collared shirt with a sweater and layer it with a blazer for a sophisticated look. ”
“My favorite is this cardiganIt’s so versatile that I have it in different colors. What’s even better is that my friends also have the same one. We get inspired when we always dress the same way. ” — Sarah, London (center)
“I switch between two looks: all black or a fun yellow scarf.” — Destiny, Washington, DC
“I decided the key to getting through my first winter with a baby was to go outside and wear fun clothes. Here I am wearing a floral puffer nouri (I started renting maternity wear and haven’t stopped yet!), Fleece-lined leggings prana vida (recommended by a COJ commenter), a J.Crew beanie, and Sorel boots. Tips I learned after living in Minnesota for 6 years: Buy your snow boots one size larger so you can wear extra-thick socks. Darn Tough It’s my favorite. ” — Olivia, Rockville, MD
“Atlanta’s winters aren’t that extreme, so you can usually get away with a few layers. I gravitate towards neutral basics like this gray B side sweatshirtnavy pea coat, and white pants Pistolahas a moderate thickness. I added pearls to give it a slight sparkle. Wearing this outfit will make you feel confident. ” — Mariam, Atlanta
“My favorite winter outfit is actually the one piece that makes everything look great: a 1960s houndstooth swing coat.” — Alice, Melbourne, Australia
“When I lived in the Bay Area, I was worried about getting dirty, so I wore layers of coats.” So cold. I’m in LA now and it’s warm but I still love to pull This plaid number. It comes in multiple colors so it matches a variety of outfits!” — Camille, Los Angeles
“My outfit as a stay-at-home mom to two beautiful wild babies is a cropped sweater, high-rise jeans, and tennis shoes. I add a fluffy vest from the grocery store and lip tint. Here we go! — I look good enough for library reading. ” — Katie, New Albany, Indiana
“I’m an equine veterinarian specializing in internal medicine. Basically, I care for horses with illnesses that require advanced diagnosis or hospitalization. In the first photo, I’m wearing an equestrian-chic outfit. In the second photo, I’m ready to attend a continuing education event, and I’m wearing insulated coveralls. tractor supply” — Krista, Leesburg, VA
“This fall, I went on my first transatlantic trip to London, but I didn’t have any winter clothes, so I had to scramble to pack.I ended up wearing this. mango coat And I wore a pink scarf the entire trip. Both items elevated the layering underneath and kept me warm and comfortable. ” — Angela, San Jose, CA
What is your go-to winter outfit? Please listen…
A PS 14 reader and a Toronto professor share five cozy styles on winter survival.
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