How to Stay Warm and Stylish During Winters For Girls

The time of the year when it’s minus four degrees, chilly air, bare trees and it is super important to stay warm. Many people think it is not possible to look hot in winters but that is definitely not the case. It may require more effort and thought but you can be equally stylish. So read the article below to maintain your hotness and keep your cool during winters!

Instructions

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    Fashionable winter jacket

    Always try a jacket before buying it, don't buy it just because it looks good on the mannequin. Be sure that it's material is suitable for where you live. Chose neutral colors as they look classy and also match easily. Invest in white only if you can take good care of it.

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    Layers

    They keep you warm without making you look fat. There is also the added benefit that you can remove any layer if you feel too hot. So keep your summer shirts and tank tops to wear them under colorful sweaters.

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    Leggings

    Just because its winter, does not mean you should wear pants every day. Don't give up on your skirts and dresses. Protect your legs from the cold by buying leggings or tights. There are so many options available now: plain, patterned, printed, neon colored and thermals.

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    Scarves

    Another way to protect you from the chilly wind is to add a scarf. Besides keeping you warm, it makes a fashion statement. There are different fabric options, styles and funky colors. Try to match it with the color of your coat or a hat if you are wearing one.

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    Hats

    Staying warm is easier if your head is covered. There are many trendy, stylish hats available now. If you cannot buy various colors or styles, keep one neutral toned. It will match with your coat and add to your style statement.

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