Trapper Hat

Whether it’s made of fabric or faux fur, a trapper hat instantly updates your winter wardrobe (and does a hell of a job protecting you from the cold). Just be sure to let a few pieces of hair hang loose in front, and keep the rest of your outfit simple.

Boyfriend Sweater

Your favorite new sweater should be big and cozy enough to look like you swiped it from your man, but not so large that you’re swimming in it. Be sure to pair it with something slim on the bottom (or risk looking like the boyfriend himself).

Slouchy Bag

Look for an unsctructured bag with a sturdy handle and a bottom that won’t sink. The look you want is relaxed sag, not grocery bag.

An Anorak

“Surplus store” and “luxurious” aren’t usually found in the same sentence. But they can be found in the same jacket: A sporty anorak with or without a fur-lined hood. Faux-fur options abound this season, as do vests and scarves that can be layered over the army-navy find. What could be more utilitarian than that?

Lug Sole Boots

This winter’s best boots are flat, reach midcalf, and have craggy rubber soles that are functional and flattering. To nail the perfect balance of urban and outdoorsy, choose a pair with a narrow, slightly tapered toe.

A Chunky Scarf

Choose one made from big, thick yarn that feels smooth against your skin. Cashmere is the obvious call, but acrylic yarn is surprisingly soft and affordable.

All set for Winter? Just remember, winter is not a season where all you can wear are dark colored clothes and boring colors. Always mix and match. Wear what you want and don’t be afraid to express yourself in this season!

(Source: fashioninformation)