#winterinspo

[forevroung]

✿Winterinspo✿

[vhindinews-only]

[deeroot]

aperol spritz goes where i go

[earlyaftermath]

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[linalugirl]

#priscilla #winterinspo #furcoat #fauxfur #2014nostalgia #2014 #2010s #forBBseyesonly #fleetwoodmac

[menswearnyc]

Where can you get a fair isle for a better-than-fair price? You know it's @alfargosmarketplace. #menswear #thrifting #fairisle #thriftedmenswear #nycthrifting #nycthrift #nycthriftshop #nycmenswear #menswearnyc #roundglasses #corduroy #corduroyjacket #pleatedchinos #pleats #winterfits #winterfashion #winterinspo #nycstyle #fairislesweater

[lisa-lostinlit]

💬 Happy Saturday! Do you have any fun plans today? . I have all kinds of fun planned today, but... it’s snowing. Hard. Sooooo I’m thinking I’ll probably be spending the day curled up on my couch with wine, bingeing Netflix and reading instead. Not too shabby, I’d say. . My first holiday read is In a Holidaze by one of my favorite writing duos, @christinalauren!! (See the synopsis in the comments below!) Thank you to @gallerybooks for gifting me this copy! This beauty is out now, so be sure to grab yourself a copy! . . . h a s h t a g s ⇣ #inaholidaze #christinalauren #womensfiction #romancebooks #romancereadersofinstagramm #bookstagrammer #cozyvibes #cosyhome #onthebed #mybookfeatures #bibliofeature #cozyreading #bookpage #bibliolife #readersofig #winterinspo #cozyaesthetic #culturetripbooks #bookaholic #alwaysreading #wildbooks #bookster https://www.instagram.com/p/CIa9YAYnVNg/?igshid=mlim8b2zho8z

[mellarisofficial]

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas...✨🥂 Happy December everyone! Hope you’re all looking forward to the festive fun. We loved how the beautiful Katie styled our Olympia dress, showing off that cold weather doesn’t stop us from loving a pop of colour💛

[vannyroxx]

HOT CHOCOLATE WEATHER ☕ Hallo ihr Lieben, ich hoffe ihr hattet einen schönen Dienstag! 😘 #winterinspo #stylecosmopolitan #wentoutlikethis . . . . #anajohnson #kissinfashion #blogger_at #wintertimes #vannyroxx #effortlyss #annaix #fashionactive #ootdgals #ootdgoals #karokauer #cozyvibes #cybercorner #hairsandstyles #prilaga #fashionzine #cozytime #wintertimefun #inspoforallgirls #franziskaelea #prettylittleiinspo #nadinechristine #torismicommunity #fashiogals #dreamygoals (hier: Eskisehir, Turkey) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7mD2rkFgh8/?igshid=1s1pp6rvv4qx9

[whereisyourtruenorth-blog]

True North Winter Tips

I’ve casually looked around the internet (namely pinterest and youtube) for winter wardrobe tips and have genuinely laughed and been disappointed at the content that was brought up. Not that these people uploading these things didn’t post quality things, they just live in an area where their idea of Winter isn’t....well....is it REALLY Winter? Peep toed any sort of shoe? Thin knee length skirts with sheer tights? It just wasn’t practical and where I live I’m surrounded by northern, older generation practicality. I have a deep appreciation for the logical, simple, practical views on things here so I thought I’d share some. Some of them you may already do...they aren’t all about clothes because in real Northern weather it’s just not something you entirely think about.

1.) Dress appropriately. There’s no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing. When it’s -40 and the sides of your driveway are like The Wall in Game of Thrones (bust out your inner Ygritte) you must learn the appropriate way to layer your clothing. Learn about/wear base layers that trap in your body heat and wick moisture. Dampness can make the cold feel many times worse if you are wearing anything that soaks up moisture without expelling it. If you can, invest in a pair of good winter boots. and socks. Tuck your pant bottoms into your socks before putting your boots on so no air or moisture can get to the skin of your ankles. Mittens are a better option because they keep your fingers together to provide heat. I have found that locally made mittens that are a blend of wool/cashmere to be the best at half the cost of store bought mittens. Remember to protect your ears and head as well! If you’re going to be outside for more than 20 minutes a snood is perfect to tuck the bottom half of your face into to breathe into it to create moisture. If you’re prone to wind burn I suggest swiping a small amount of Vaseline or something similar onto those areas (usually cheeks) and on your lips for protection.

2.) Update your tires! Not all of us have trucks but 4 wheel drive is a great help. It can be expensive to be ready for Winter but if you live here long-term and have the means to slowly do things, tires are important. It’s a terrible idea to drive on bald tires in general but especially on snowy roads. If you have a smaller, compact vehicle it’s a great idea to add weight in your car to reduce sliding on slippery days on the road. Cat litter or 50lb bags of salt can help add a little traction.

3.) Have emergency items in your vehicle at the height of winter. An extra blanket or two, extra mittens, a small emergency kit, matches or a lighter, “Heet” for your gas tank, keep your gas tank ABOVE half consistently in case you get stuck somewhere. A lot of people keep a large empty tin can and candle in their vehicle in case they get stranded and for some reason you don’t have heat in your car. You can light the candle inside of the can and the can will act as a heat source. Do not keep items that can explode in the extreme cold. It’s not fun.

4.) Stay active! If you dress appropriately, go for walks! Around the block or more if you can. I swear it will reduce your seasonal moods. If you already enjoy partaking in winter sports that’s even better. If you’re living in a Northern state long-term you may as well bite the bullet and embrace it. Staying indoors constantly is what will deplete your happiness and Vitamin D levels. The sun is still out there! It’s even better if your family or friends are interested in doing something active with you. It can be as light or as strenuous as you want so long as you get outside for even 10 minutes.

5.) Eat seasonally. At least where I’m at it’s extremely easy and accessible to get local produce. Most people here have a garden but if not nearly half of the driveways have carts of produce at the entrance. We are also surrounded by Amish who do the same and have some of the best stuff there is. People here are decently sustainable and share produce or grow their own. I know that is not the same for everyone but find out what is local to you and utilize those resources. You will be supporting someone else local instead of a large corporation and getting great produce for a lower cost. Here I can get all root vegetables and squashes for the winter (or we can summer abundance), honey, maple syrup, oats, apples, pears, peaches, etc) Most of our homes have an area usually in the basement or pantry for root vegetables to store throughout the winter.I believe eating seasonally can give you nutrition that’s a little lost during the hardest months of the winter. The food is heartier and more dense than water summer foods for a reason. Incorporate these and some broth into your diet to help you re-load your energy.

6.) Site “How to Hygge” by Signe Johansen for a real play by play on the art of hygge. I bought this book about four years ago and I still go back to it every year. Coziness truly helps when it starts getting dark around 4pm. Light candles (evergreen scents are by far my favorite) and lots of them! Get small fairy lights. If you don’t have a real fireplace invest in a small electric one that will heat a room and create that ambience. Isn’t seeing people chop wood satisfying? I think it’s because it harkens back to when people did it purely out of survival. The scent of wood burning stoves are on my top favorite scents out there. I know it’s hard but try waking earlier in the day to get the most of the daylight that you can. People wake much later than in past generations and miss a decent chunk of their day. In the winter it’s important that your body gets the most daylight it can. Wake early, make your bed, go outside for a minimum of 10 minutes. It’s the easiest recipe for a little happiness.

7.) Crack your windows for 1/2 hour every week to bring in fresh air and the old can be drawn out. Sometimes our allergies worsen because our home is shut up with all of the dust and allergens. Crisp, fresh air for a small time every week can help clear it out.

8.) Speaking of windows...find which windows in your house let the most air seep through and get a plastic window kit to cover them. It can help for comfort ability and your heat bill. Obviously I suggest keeping one uncovered (whichever one doesn’t let air through) to be able to crack it once a week.

9.) Get a bird feeder or if you have one try to keep it stocked consistently! Sometimes seeing birds, especially cardinals and blue jays can improve your mood in the winter. When you unexpectedly catch a pop of red against the blanket of white is a real treat in February. Birds have more food options during the warm months but is harder to come by in the cold. I try to mix my bird seed with dried mealworms or make my own suet with lard and peanut butter because fats and heartier things like mealworms can really aid their lack of abundance in the cold. Plus I get excited when they seem to like my suet!

10.) Do not constantly engage in whining collectively about the weather. Spin the narrative. Whining about it helps no one and there’s a reason why Scandinavians are said to be rated some of the happiest people! They flow with nature including in the winter. You can be active as well as be a hermit. Get up, get dressed, go outside a little before or after work, come home and light your candles. Make a hot toddy with Tom and Jerry mix (nods at Wisconsinites) and get COZY. People are sometimes depressed, anxious and paranoid because there is a difference between earning coziness and just sheer laziness. Sometimes you get down on yourself because you wish you would be doing just the basic every day tasks but don’t. Even just trying to be positive about winter and saying something positive will help you and make others potentially have a different thought.

11.) Share with your neighbors! Winter is the seasons of the holidays and having people with you is a joy. Find a hobby that is something other than sitting on the couch all day on the computer, phone or TV watching. Your favorite TV show is not a personality trait. One of my favorite hobbies is baking. It gets my mind on the right track and I’m not spending hours scrolling through someone else's life. I’ve noticed that in Wisconsin we love fruit based desserts and pastries. It’s probably because at the end of fall we have a surplus of berries, tree fruits and rhubarb from the trees in our yard or garden or we foraged it ourselves in the woods. Apple or rhubarb crisp anyone? Make a crisp or whatever you want and give some to your neighbor or someone you know who may not have a lot of support or are going through a tough time. Instead of spending hours scrolling it can be such an easy way to bless someone else and you feel happy in turn.

12.) Do not over lotion your skin on cheap lotion! I really suggest oils or thick butters like pure shea butter in the winter months. Try not to constantly wash your hands in hot water as tempting as it is for hot water can dry your skin quicker. Bar soap (especially locally homemade) naturally has a higher fat content and can help keep your skin moist rather than liquid soap that has the tendency to strip moisture. Wilder Supply out of Alaska is a great company if you can’t find local.

13.) Buy YAKTRAX. These are seriously awesome for someone who enjoys being outdoors in the winter or if you have an outdoor job orrrrr if you’re just paranoid falling on ice ;) They are really affordable and offer a few different varieties depending on your activity and intent for them.

I could name so many more but for now that’s the top ones the came to mind to jot down!

[meant2bea]

Ｔ𝓱𝐚𝐓 ᗪＲⒺ𝔰ş 💞 thank you @milagracefox for styling me in @revolve https://rvlv.me/U07bBk • • • • • #revolveclothing #whatshewore #revolve #datenightoutfit #revolvearoundtheworld #revolvewinter #sdinfluencer #stylevibes #fashionover30 #influencers #winterweather #winteraesthetic #coldweatherstyle #winterinspo #pinkdress🎀 #littlepinkdress (revolve, mini dress, blue boots, night out, winter fashion, style inspo) (at Beverly Hills, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmIjTWqrbMy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[vhindinews-only]

Winter Office Wear for Women: Chic and Cozy Looks to Stay Stylish at Work

When the winter chill sets in, dressing for the office becomes all about striking the perfect balance between style, professionalism, and warmth. With the right wardrobe staples and layering techniques, you can create office-appropriate outfits that keep you cozy and fashionable. Here are some tips and ideas for mastering winter office wear for women in 2025.

1. Start with Chic Layers

Layering is the secret weapon of winter fashion. Start with a lightweight thermal or a fitted turtleneck as your base layer. Opt for neutral tones like beige, black, or white to ensure versatility with other pieces. Layer a tailored blazer or structured cardigan on top for a polished office look. For an extra touch of warmth, choose a wool or cashmere blazer.

2. Invest in Stylish Knitwear

Sweaters are a winter essential, but not all are office-friendly. Stick to sleek, fitted knits in solid colors or subtle patterns. A high-quality cashmere or merino wool sweater paired with tailored trousers or a pencil skirt creates a professional and cozy outfit. Turtleneck sweaters are a versatile option, exuding sophistication when tucked into high-waisted pants or skirts.

3. Add Tailored Outerwear

A tailored coat is a must-have for winter office wear. Classic options like a camel coat, a double-breasted wool coat, or a longline trench will elevate any outfit. Choose coats with clean lines and neutral colors that complement your work wardrobe. For extra warmth, look for coats with thermal lining or layer a chic scarf.

4. Bottoms That Work in the Cold

Swap out lightweight skirts and trousers for heavier fabrics like wool, tweed, or corduroy. Wide-leg trousers in winter-friendly materials paired with ankle boots create a polished look while keeping you warm. If you love skirts or dresses, layer them with fleece-lined tights or leggings for added insulation.

5. Footwear Matters

Winter footwear for the office should strike a balance between style and practicality. Leather ankle boots with block heels are a popular choice, offering both sophistication and stability on icy days. Knee-high boots are another chic option, especially when paired with midi skirts or dresses. Choose neutral colors like black, brown, or tan to ensure they pair well with your outfits.

6. Accessorize for Warmth and Style

Accessories can make or break a winter office look. Add a statement scarf, structured handbag, or sleek gloves to your ensemble. Wool or cashmere scarves not only keep you warm but also add a touch of elegance to your outfit. Avoid chunky knit scarves for office settings and stick to refined styles.

7. Professional Dresses for Winter

A long-sleeve midi dress in wool or jersey is a great winter office staple. Pair it with tights and a belt to define your waist. Neutral colors like gray, navy, or burgundy are ideal for creating a sophisticated and seasonally appropriate look.

8. Embrace Neutral and Dark Tones

Winter fashion tends to lean toward neutral and dark tones like black, navy, gray, and camel. These colors are not only timeless but also easy to mix and match. Add pops of color through your accessories or a statement piece like a bold blazer.

Final Touch: Confidence

No matter how well you dress, your confidence is what will truly make your winter office outfit shine. Choose pieces that make you feel comfortable and empowered, allowing you to focus on your work while looking effortlessly chic.

Stay warm and stylish this winter, and remember that a well-thought-out outfit can boost your productivity and mood at work!

Source- Vhindinews - a popular fashion blog in USA

[steffaninicollee]

1 era fotico de la semana para iniciar increible 🖤 #winterinspo #lablogger #lastyle #vancouverblogger #vancouverstyle #fallinspo #fallifashion2022 #simplefits #aestheticstyle #betheonevz #ootd #madrid #bloggermadrid bloggermadrid (en Gran Via) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck9KjROj670/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[luna-street]

This the right way to do winter wear. Loose, cozy, and stylish @arezworld . . #lunastreet #스트릿스타일 #스트릿스냅 #fashioninspo #trainers #winterfashion #menswear #tint #서울패션 #fashionfuckery #fashionfan #modeloffdutty #ilovefashion #ファッション #ストリートファッション #스트릿룩 #streetstyle  #fashiongoals #koreanfashion #winterinspo #nyfw2018 #уличноефото#옷스타그램일상 #фотография #mcm #beto#街 拍style # 오와이 #looseft  (at Seoul, Korea) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrVPxpggsn1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=rfnz3cgd8ohi

[only1copy]

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[nailmall]

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