Winter Dresses to Wear This Season

The cold of winter has arrived, but that doesn't mean you have to pack your skirts until next spring. There are so many ways to wear a skirt in winter and still keep you warm like pants. Let me show you how to do it:

The key to pulling off winter skirts is wearing a layer of insulation underneath them. Plain old stockings and leggings won't do - you need something designed for the cold. Look for tights that are opaque, and if you want extra warmth and comfort, choose ones with fleece linings.

"Avoid tights made of cotton or cotton blends."

Also, you'll want to choose a moisture-wicking fabric. Even though it's winter, you might find yourself sweating a lot after a busy day. Unless you're wearing absorbent, quick-drying fabrics like nylon, polyester, or merino wool, sweat clings to your skin and cools down quickly, leaving your clothes damp and uncomfortable. Avoid tights and tights made of cotton or cotton blends; these trap water, which is the last thing you want.

Usually, when it comes to wearing skirts in winter, all you need to keep warm is a pair of thick tights or tall boots - unless, of course, you live where temperatures regularly drop below freezing. If the dress you're going to wear wasn't designed with the icy wind in mind - and let's be honest, most aren't - you'll need something to block those biting chills. Choose an ankle-length wool or down jacket to keep your whole body warm. When you're out and about, your clothes are hidden under long coats, but these coats are perfect for showing off once you're inside.

On the other hand, those of you who don't live in the frigid North should feel free to flaunt your bodysuits and skirts with a coat that's just above the knee. For example, pairing a skater skirt with black leggings with a leather or biker-inspired jacket will give you a little more casual vibe, while a cape with a pencil skirt is a great office alternative to formal trousers.

Now that we've got the basics down, let's get dressed! These tips will keep you warm and toned throughout the colder months. As always, don't forget to accessorize with some cute ideas! It's no use keeping your legs warm if your head and fingers are freezing, so pack gloves and a hat when you're out. It’s best if each pair comes in a base color like black and a statement color so you can mix and match.

Pencil skirts aren't just for summer. They're perfect for the office and look great with sweaters, blazers, and button-down shirts. Here, you can have a lot of fun with the length of the top – try tucking a collared shirt into a high-waisted skirt, or wearing an oversized sweater that hits your waist. Each option creates a very different look, but all are very chic. Complete your look with chunky leggings and ankle boots or knee-high boots for your pencil skirt.

Long skirts tend to hang baggy, so pairing them with a skinny sweater can add some curves to your figure. That said, you can create a chic winter bohemian look by pairing a maxi dress with a tunic. Throw on an oversized cardigan and you're good to go!

Wear a long skirt in winter with warm leggings and cute booties. You can even wear a pair of thermal pants underneath - the maxi skirt is long enough to be completely concealed.

For most skirts that stop above the ankle, wear a pair of knee-high boots. The main exceptions are high and low skirts – you can certainly wear them with tall boots, but ankle boots and block-heel pumps create a more elegant, flattering line. Also, if you're wearing ribbed or patterned leggings under your skirt, shorter boots will show off an interesting pattern.

Winter can be dull, but your clothes don't have to be. Wear leggings, leggings, and a fitted jacket in the cooler months, and skirts can be worn year-round.

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