3 amazing ways to style yourself in this Winters

1. Tone-on-Tone Layering: Keeping It Chic & Well-Put-Together

When you choose pieces in the same colour family (e.g., all greys, all beiges, all camel tones), your outfit automatically looks more polished and “expensive-feeling”.
It’s easier to layer without looking bulky if you keep the palette consistent: your shapes and textures become the focus.
Neutral tones (grey, camel, navy, cream) give you more flexibility to add one standout piece/accessory.

Start with a fitted base: e.g., a turtleneck or thin knit, in a mid-tone.
Add a “medium” piece like a wool sweater or cardigan with slight texture.
Top it with a coat in a slightly different shade (lighter or darker) of the same colour family.
Mix textures: for example, a smooth wool coat + chunky rib-knit sweater + suede boots. Texture variation keeps it interesting. stylisteer.com+1
Finish with accessories that match the tone: e.g., scarf, gloves, boots. Or pick a single accent colour (e.g., burgundy bag) to break the monochrome subtly.

In many winter outfits we only really see the outer layer (especially outside). If you make your coat or jacket the standout piece, you simplify everything underneath and still look styled.
A well-cut coat gives structure to your silhouette, which is important in winter when layers can flatten your shape.
It also allows for variety: swap out inner layers, wear the same coat with different looks.

Choose a coat with character: either a bold color (e.g., burgundy, rust, olive) or interesting texture (bouclé, faux fur collar, wool-blend) or a strong silhouette (oversized, belted, long).
Keep the outfit underneath relatively simple so the coat remains the focus: e.g., slim pants or straight jeans + fine-knit top.
For balance, you can add a pop of colour in bag or shoes, or choose all neutrals underneath.
Accessories like belts over the coat or a statement scarf/hats help elevate the look.

Winter offers the perfect excuse to experiment with textures: think suede, faux fur, wool knits, velvet, leather. Mixing textures adds depth to your look so it doesn’t look flat or all-bulk.
Accessories are often the unsung heroes of winter style: scarves, hats, belts, gloves—all functional and stylish. They allow you to reuse simple base outfits but change the vibe.
In places with milder winters (like many Indian cities), you don’t always need heavy layering—so focusing on texture + accessories gives style without over-bundling.

Pick one interesting texture piece: e.g., a faux-fur collar coat, suede ankle boots, or a velvet skirt.
Combine it with simpler, smooth pieces: e.g., leather or coated jeans, fine knit, plain top.
Use accessories to elevate the outfit: e.g., a blanket-style scarf in a rich colour, a leather belt over a long cardigan/coats, a stylish fedora or beanie instead of the usual hat.
For footwear: boots (knee-high, ankle) help elongate legs and keep the outfit grounded for winter.