The Chicest Ways to Stay Warm This Winter
Cold weather does not mean you have to look like a polar bear, fr.
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The temptation is real: Once the frost appears on the ground, that oversize sleeping bag-inspired coat in the back of your closet calls to you like a siren in the night. Trust, that is understandable. But, counterpoint: What if we didn't use colder weather as an excuse to dress like a sasquatch? What if we cozied up in pieces that are as stylish as they are warm? And then, rather than writing off the winter months into a fashion black hole (from which we, of course, neither keep nor post pictures), we could actually feel our *best*?
Amazon's The Drop, the collection of affordable buys that are inspired by the chic squares of social-media stars (and in some cases even designed in collaboration with them), has ultra-fashionable picks that will keep you feeling your most presentable, even when you need a knitwear hug on the coldest of days. Read on for 10 of our current favorites, all available on the site now.
Straight off the runways, the button-up sweater dress is having a moment, and that moment is one to harness. It's flattering in all the right places and feels, basically, like you're wearing a really plush nightgown in public.
No matter where you're going or what you're doing, a timeless overcoat will always, always, always serve you well, fam. This one comes in a swoon-worthy burgundy hue đ.
Dowdy snow boots, a-no-thank-ya. Mix in some shearling, a little metallic shine, and a totally comfy heelâand that is a boot we're here for.
The wide-leg trouser is the ultimate cool-girl aesthetic, and tbh it's pretty ideal. Wear it with a bodysuit tucked in or a cropped sweater for a flattering silhouette that's an easy, never-fail option wherever the day takes you.
GNO in the winter calls for a long-sleeve shirt that still packs a ~sexy~ punch. Enter this flowy blouse. Pair it with a black bralette and leather pants.
A sweater-skirt-and-boots combo is the fashion gods' answer to "pulled-together without freezing your buns off." Pair this raspberry red knit number with knee-high black boots and an oversize sweater for a red-wine-filled dinner out.
When it's time to snuggle up on the sofa with your friends for a much-anticipated movie night, you want that cozy-comfy vibe without giving offâŚshut-in feels. This hooded maxi dress nails that sweet spot (and pairs gorgeously with your softest slippers).
Your closet can never ever have enough chunky knits, particularly of the turtleneck variety. Enter a longline sweater that will cover you up enough to wear even the most beat-up of leggings out in the world, and keep you toasty-roasty. Plus, this red is a moment.
If your obsession with a cropped jacket runneth over, meet your newest love. It pairs beautifully with high-waisted jeans and over maxi dresses alike. Long live bomber szn!
Sometimes, slipping into shoes is the max effort you can muster, even when it's, like, negative temps out. A shearling-lined clog will help you save body heat (and, you know, your toes from getting frostbite) while you run your errands.
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