Jeans Dominate My Capsule Wardrobe—7 Outfits I'm Relying on for Winter
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@anoukyveStyle Notes: In case you missed it, red is a colour trend that is already big news for winter. If you're worried about how to make a bold hue look chic, take cues from Anouk and pair it with simple staples like black denim and a classic coat.
The Campus trainers are a good alternative to the brand's sold-out Gazelles or Sambas.
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@smythsistersStyle Notes: This look may be simple, but that doesn't mean it isn't uber stylish. A cosy navy knit with blue jeans always looks good, and we love how Marianne has paired the duo with classic ballet flats and a neckerchief.
Some of the best knitwear on the high street this winter can be found at H&M.
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@thatgirlyusraStyle Notes: This is your sign to jump on the Canadian tuxedo bandwagon. Yes, it's back, and it works wonderfully with another major trend: ballet flats.
I'll forever love the look of a denim jacket layered over a floral midi dress. So '90s.
Chloé has totally nailed the ballet flat trend. I want these in the off-white shade, too.
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@natashandlovuStyle Notes: If you needed further proof that leather blazers are the epitome of cool, this outfit by Natasha Ndlovu will surely sway you.
I love how minimal this jacket is. Style it simply, or jazz it up with bright accessories.
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@lucywilliams02Style Notes: Sporting sheer fabrics might understandably feel outside your comfort zone, so styling a see-through top casually with jeans is a smart way to ease yourself in.
You could create a fun layered look around this piece.
Straight-leg jeans are still just as relevant as ever.
Who needs heels when you've got these sleek slingback flats?
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@monikhStyle Notes: Monikh proves that a dark, tonal look will serve you well during the cold months. This combo is the perfect balance between casual and polished, thanks to the addition of a smart black coat and gorgeous shoulder bag.
I just know you'll love and wear this classic black coat for years to come.
Yes, they're an investment, but one that is worth making thanks to their anti-trend shape and fantastic quality.
Is it too soon to ask Father Christmas for this?