Winter is coming…
I can feel it: the sky is grayer, the air is cooler and suddenly I want to wrap myself in coats and knits and other warm snugly things.
I’ve always found that winter clothes tend to be more expensive – they use more material, I guess?! BUT, I have made it my personal mission this week to find 10 pieces that are warm and stylish AND cheap (I’m talking less than $100, all of it).
Happy winter shopping…
1. Leather look skirt by Country Road.
Leather is the perfect cool-weather fabric, and although this isn’t real leather, I have touched it (stroked it, even) and I promise you won’t know the difference. I think that everyone needs to follow this style rule: I you find a good faux leather piece for under $100, BUY IT.
RRP $99.95
2. Rachelle Cocoon coat from Forever New.
Lucy, one of our Mamamia editors, has been jabbering on about this coat for days. How cheap it is. How excellent the cocoon style is, and that colour. I didn’t pay much attention to her until she forced me to look at this dreamy, delight on her screen. Now? It’s being shipped to me, pronto.
RRP $74.95
3. Split shoulder dress from Witchery.
This frock is perfect for any woman who has thought twice about exposing her upper arms, and I’m going to go ahead and assume that’s approximately 98.7% of us. The small sliver of skin means that you aren’t all covered up, and the split-shoulder style means only you’re most flattering parts are on display. I’ll wear with ankle boots.
RRP $89.95
4. Cicily Longline blazer from The Iconic.
I have set myself a mission for winter: get through the whole season WITHOUT wearing opaque tights: I hate wearing them, the waist band is always too tight and they’re bloody itchy. So, to avoid my poor legs suffering frostbite I will invest in an array of longline coats, starting with this beauty. It’s less than $40, how is that possible?!
Top Comments
I have to say I like none of these clothes, the "jeans" particularly and I use the word jeans very loosely.
does no one wear underwear anymore? This article said that the pictured items of clothing would be the only 10 bits of clothing needed for winter. I think some things are missing off that list...
Or socks, or pants that don't expose your ankles, or shoes that you can wear socks with.