Top 4 Go-To Trends For Winter That May Already Be in Your Closet

It is no secret that fashion becomes a distant image in our rearview window as soon as the temperature drops. The idea of layering up in our cozy trench coat and scarf requires very minimal effort and surely cuts down on our morning routine. However, cold weather doesn’t necessarily have to mean boring outwear. It may be time to add a splash of color to that black trenchcoated ensemble.

Winter is your doorway to vibrant layers! Snowballing on the Fall trends that we all have loved so much this year, let’s gear up our closets for statement-piece coats, bold colors that pop, baggy pants, pleats, and of course, boots!

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Ready to slide those hangars to the left and get cozy, flirty, and chic? Is it time for new winter wardrobe essentials? Continue further as we dive into this year’s hottest trends for your winter catalog!

No matter your style, do not be afraid to step outside of the box this season. Whether you go with a bold print, fringe, an eye-catching color, or some combination of the three, a statement-making coat will surely make you stand out in a sea of black puffer jackets. One of the most iconic qualities behind a sassy trench is its ability to give that WOW factor without too many other details. Throw on a chic, eye-catching coat and your outfit is 99% done for the day.

Bold Red

As if red needs an explanation. This colorway works for any season but boy do we love it for winter! We tend to preserve red for Christmas and end-of-the-year celebrations but please don’t shy away from the red spectrum. Whether it be a deep burgundy, granny smith apple, or firecracker red, this color is one of very few that brings out the boldness in any ensemble. Continuing with the color duos we loved so much last year, a red two-piece could be your head-turner outfit this season or maybe even your viral flick….. but you didn’t get that from us!

If you’re missing that pop in your next outfit, try spicing it up with a red bag, red lip, or even red pants, in all honesty, the possibilities are endless. Red goes wherever you go!

Baggy - Power dressing

Baggy otherwise known as Power Dressing is a staple that has popped its head in and out of the fashion game for quite some time. Baggy fits will likely never go anywhere, so keep those items around your closet. However, what sets this winter apart from the rest is the ability for baggy to now become more retro-chic. We’ve all got some oversized items in our closets that are just collecting dust or may only be worn when we’re running errands. Yet, we can’t seem to part ways because in all actuality that oversized Waiting to Exhale t-shirt is too comfy to let go of, or that white blouse you bought for that one interview for that one job stays hanging around just in case you need it again….

But what if we told you that those baggy-masculine pieces could be your gateway into dressing like a boss? Try stocking up on some oversized blazers, pants, and blouses that can add some fire to all of those oversized tops.

Menswear-inspired looks are shockingly easy to style with almost anything. Take your oversized style to the next level by pairing up a pair of baggy pants and jacket with your favorite tee or utilizing that old blouse with a pair of trousers and loafers.

Pleated Skirts

And if you're looking for something comfortable yet stylishly low maintenance during those cold winter months, go ahead and check out the pleated skirts. This is one item that trends from summer to winter. Its silent but deadly silhouette accentuates all body types and gives the illusion of beautiful curves. For this winter, style it up with some sexy knee-high boots or a dainty ankle boot with edgy stockings. No matter the occasion, a pleated skirt will bring together nearly all outfits and can be worn with multiple layers.

Keep these key winter fashion trends in mind the next time you're going through your closet and think you have nothing to wear!

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