What Are The Fashion Bloggers Wearing To Keep Warm?

Brrr…Winter has definitely arrived leaving some of us feeling a little unprepared on the wardrobe front and on the look out for some warm ladies clothes online. There are some amazing winter accessories around and some very stylish knitwear including ladies sweaters with embellishments, Fair Isle patterns and chunky knits. If you are having trouble deciding which stylish but warm fashion tops to wear and how to keep yourself toasty but trendy, we have been checking out what some of our favourite fashion bloggers have been wearing to keep warm.

First up is Pearl of Fashion Pearls of Wisdom. She has an amazing collection of designer clothes and shoes including some fabulous winter coats. In a recent post entitled Why does winter mess with fashion? she looked cosy and chic in a Chanel coat, vintage faux fur hat and Clarks boots. She comments on the difficulties of looking stylish in the winter especially in the snow. We think she does a pretty good job!

Looking Fab in Your Forties has a very stylish combination in of John Lewis Puffa Coat and Pucci Wellies accessorised by a Missoni baker boy hat and cashmere LV leopard print scarf. We also love her post snow stories featuring the ‘snow heroes’ on the local radio of people helping those in need with their  4 X 4. She has also put together a great outfit of snow style staples which include a Marc Jacobs Puffa, cashmere scarf, leather gloves and designer wellies.

Selina of Flying Saucer described in her post cute mittens and ultimate nails how she has recently returned from Sweden where it snows for three months at a time so knows more than most fashion bloggers about how to keep warm and stylish. She did however manage in the freezing cold without any gloves but has now spotted  a pair of cute bear mittens that turn into fingerless gloves and she really likes, perfect for showing off her nail art and keeping her hands warm at the same time.

Florrie of Intrinsically Florrie writes about her new handbag in her post I found it under a Mulberry Tree. Although not a winter accessory as such we think her new blue Mulberry bag is a great way to add some colour to an outdoor outfit for the winter. Not that she needs brightening up with her amazing pink coat which will really make her stand out amongst the sea of black winter coats.

Whilst ladies sweaters and fashion tops are likely to form the basis for most of our winter outfits, there are plenty of great knitwear, winter coats, footwear and accessories which add some interest to your look and help you to keep warm and dry. Here are our favourite picks:

Mink Fur Trim Hooded Scarf – Miss Selfridge

Mantaray Snowflake Earmuffs at Debenhams

Faux Fur Tippet- Oasis

What will you be wearing to keep warm this winter?

Boden Best Sellers

Boden have just made us aware of their current best Sellers, and we thought you might like to consider them for your next purchase?

Boden Women’s Clothing ranges are well designed, with some wonderful colours going into autumn and winter and bang upto date with current 80′s inspired women’s clothing, as well as vintage clothing. Their accessories are really cute also with polka dots and frills.

To make the transition from summer to Autumn a little more bearable they are currently offering a further 10% discount across their ranges of Women’s Clothing, as well as free deliver and Free returns, so there’s absolutely NO excuse at all NOT to try out Boden, You really won’t be disappointed.

They’re a very ethical company run by very nice people and they’re easy to work with. They’ll look after you, they’re eager to please, and you might end up enjoying wearing their clothes!

Pretty Gathered Top

You’ve tried on three tops, rejected them all, and you’re about to feel paralysed by indecision. Take a deep breath and reach for this life-saving top. It hangs beautifully and you’ll love the feminine feeling created by the gathering on the neck.

£22

Ruched Waist Shift Dress

Remember the days when you had time to trawl a flea market for a whole afternoon on the off chance that you might stumble upon the perfect vintage dress? We fell in love with this 1940s print and designed the perfect vintage dress.

£89