For some people, winter is the perfect time of year in terms of clothing. The opportunity to wear coats and jackets, in addition to a huge variety of footwear, is simply too good to miss. If you have still not settled on all the items for your winter wardrobe, or you are wondering whether your women’s skinny designer jeans are still a fashion must-have this year, then follow our quick guide to the key pieces you will need to update your wardrobe for winter 2015.
Outerwear
One of the main trends for this winter is a return to some of the styles from the 1970s and 1980s. This applies to most fashion items and can also be seen among coats and outerwear. Oversized military-style coats in autumnal colours such as shades of red, brown and green are definitely on-trend, as are shaggy-style coats made from faux fur, which is having something of a renaissance this year.
Footwear and accessories
The big trend here is the return of the loafer. With tassels or without, these versatile shoes can be teamed with thick tights and skirts or dresses, or with trousers or jeans. The fact that they are flat also makes them the ‘go to’ shoe if you are looking for comfort. Every winter will see a variety of boots, with heels and without, short or long or somewhere in between. The style that seems to be proving most popular this winter is a short patent Chelsea-style boot, which has the same versatility and comfort factor as the loafer. Tights have returned to the sheer variety, while bucket bags that will hold all your essentials have also made a return, as have brooches pinned to coats and jackets.
Tops and jeans
For tops and jeans, the 1970s are definitely back. With tops think pussy bow blouses and swirly patterned fabrics, while the chunky knitted jumper has made a return for both women and men. Jeans with a 1970s-style flare at the bottom are on-trend for this winter, as are bootcut and boyfriend styles. Cropped skinny jeans such as those available from www.cuba-clothing.com/. and jeans with a high-rise waist are also on-trend this season.
Use some or all of these key pieces to start organising your winter wardrobe and you will be ready for the season ahead.
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