19 Ways To Winterize Your Summer Wardrobe
Wear your summer clothes all year round with these helpful styling tips.
1. Strappy summer sandals look cute with colorful tights.
2. Don't put away the florals.
"Adding chunky boots, tights and jackets to summery dresses can completely change the look and take it from summer to winter," said Callie Thorpe, of From the Corners of the Curve.
3. A shirt-dress can be worn with super tall socks or boots.
We love over-the-knee and thigh-high socks from here.
4. Layer, Layer, Layer.
Layers are key for a transitioning wardrobe according to Katherine, from Style Tab. "Never underestimate the power of a chunky cardigan," she told BuzzFeed Life. "You'll be cozy warm and they work with practically any kind of top."
6. For the ultimate in layering, try UNIQLO's Heat Tech.
It's super light, so it will be invisible under those thin summer fabrics, and still keep you warm. Get it here.
7. These awesome "invisible" socks will keep your legs warm with summer flats.
Get them here.
8. Try a turtleneck under shift dresses.
9. A sleeveless vest adds some texture to a monochrome outfit.
10. Add a hint of fur.
Wearing a pop of fur under a longer lighter jacket is a great way to might your lighter fall coats and summer dresses winter-appropriate.
11. Crop tops can work under a cardigan.
They pair best with high-waisted jeans (so your midriff doesn't get too cold!).
12. Try a scoop or crew-neck under a jumpsuit.
Get the look here.
13. Invest in a great pair of opaque leggings to wear under cutoffs.
And everything else.
14. A Fair Isle pattern looks great mis-matched with bright summer colors underneath.
16. Add some arm warmers.
These cute ones were made with socks. See how to do it here.
17. Add a structured jacket.
This is a great way to add some weight to a floral summer dress.
18. Maxi skirts are usually considered summer clothes, but work even better in winter.
Just layer up with a cute sweater and some thick leggings underneath.
19. Belt it.
Cover up your favorite summer tank with a dress or a blanket scarf, belted to add some structure.