In this photo: Harlow skirt,, Roman jacket
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Living in Minnesota has always meant cold winters, but I do not submit to living in puffleur coats all year round. I love mixing some classic jacket styles in my winter outfits. Today, I share three beautiful jackets in heavy rotation in my wardrobe this winter.
3 of the best winter jackets I have this season
- Long woolen coat: An absolute necessity here in the North. THE Tom De Sézane is my go-to for the coldest days. It is made up of a thick wool mixture which is with the wind and water resistant. I love the oversized adjustment, which I can superimpose on thick sweaters. It is also perfect for superimposing dresses, skirts or pants. The coat has a classic and timeless design that will never go out of fashion. It is a piece forever.
- Blazer: THE Roman jacket De Sézane is a great way to add a touch of varnish to a relaxed outfit. I like to bring mine to everything, from dresses to skirts via jeans, including wide legs pants. The jacket is made of a light and structured fabric and has a flattering female cut which is perfect for all types of body. You can easily superimpose a overcoat on this style for additional heat.
- Light wool jacket: THE Nelson jacket is a light wool option and a Go-To day on “cold” days. This jacket exudes a new life in your classic silhouettes. It's great to put cute sweats when I need to go shopping during the winter. The jacket is made of a soft and breathable wool fabric comfortable to wear all day. He has a relaxed and oversized adjustment perfect for superposition. This style works with an oversized puffer on the top for cold additional days. * This jacket is not illustrated below, but you can see it in action in this Instagram coil!
If you want to mix things with your outdoor clothes this winter, Sézane has parts in timeless cuts and quality materials that will resist the test of time (and freshness) year after year. And don't jump on the hat and the scarf! I like This hat And This scarf And carry them in rehearsal.
The Tom coat
A must for the cold
The Roman jacket
For warmer winter days
Style tips for winter jackets
- Overlap: The key to staying warm in a winter jacket is to overlap below. Start the superposition process with a thin base layer, like a long sleeve top or a turtleneck. Then add a thicker layer, such as a sweater or a sweatshirt. Finally, add your jacket to the top.
- Accessorize: A scarf,, hatAnd gloves are essential accessories for a winter look. Choose a scarf large enough to wrap around your neck twice and a hat that will keep your head warm. Make sure you include gloves in your daily life, especially if you spend time outside.
- Choose the right adjustment: Regarding the winter jackets, it is important to choose the right adjustment. A too large jacket will be voluminous and unflattering, while a too small jacket will be uncomfortable. Aim for a relaxed adjustment that will allow you to move freely.
With a little planning, you can create elegant and comfortable winter looks that will keep you warm all season. Check Sezane website To get their hands on these articles in the wardrobe and explore their other breathtaking pieces.
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