Winter Mix

Essential cold-weather looks

November 6, 2024

Intro by Nina Bays Cournoyer, Photos & styling by DREWE AND KATE BRANDING Co.,

Newsflash! The start of a season does not necessarily mean you need a whole new wardrobe. In fact, this winter’s fashion finds are most likely things you already own. Here are some essential cold-weather looks – so throw open those closet doors and get ready to do some styling.

Alemais Carmen Mini DRESS in light blue and Gas Bijoux Strada BRACELET, both available at S. Worsley

Denim Cowgirl

A good pair of jeans are a staple in anyone’s stable. And while matching or (mismatching) denim may have been a fashion don’t before, this year’s runway says different. Wide-leg jeans, tonal denim-on-denim, and anything Western-inspired is a “do” this season.

Paige Fidelia TANK in ivory; 10 Crosby Wesley denim SHIRT in Bedford Dark; Hunter Bell Bay SKIRT in Tapestry, and Paige Edie Ankle BOOTS in ochre, all available at S. Worsley
LOCATION: The Fuzzy Needle

City Slicker

Part bohemian, part structured, this look continues the fall’s love of retro florals and suede everything. Look for organic hues of olive green, burnt orange, and deep burgundy. If you want a more dramatic pop, try a red-orange hue, which, according to Pantone, exudes energy and empowerment. Just what you need to kick off a meeting.

Saloni Natalya B DRESS in autumn blooms; Paige Katy BOOTS in Sienna; Sylvia Toledano Gio EARRINGS in Cornaline, all available at S. Worsley

Hunter Bell Tenley DRESS in Red Alert; Sylvia Toledano Cascade EARRINGS in amethyst, pearl, yellow onyx, and black onyx; Clare V. CLUTCH, all available at S. Worsley

Ivy League

Continuing its trajectory from spring/fall, the academic preppy look stays strong for winter 2024. Button-downs, long, full skirts, and chunky loafers are all part of the season’s curriculum. Extra credit for rocking your alma mater sweatshirt.