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Winter Colour Pop / Restyling 2 winter pieces into 4 looks

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Today’s fashion essential is about styling quirky winter pieces with basics. I’ve always loved winter and the styling potential winter clothes have. I see people more often wearing bright colours during summers and neutrals during winters so, I wanted to break that monotony a bit and play with colours to make winter less gloomy. Invest in a few key pieces and keep building your outfit around it. It's fun and exciting to see how one piece can look so different when styled differently.

I don’t believe in having a separate wardrobe for winter and summer clothes. Winter is the best time to use summer basics as inner or outer layers.

The only 2 key winter pieces are the knit sweater and the over-sized corduroy jacket.

So, here’s a roundup of 4 colourful outfits for winter! Adding vibrancy and life to winter outfits with a burst of colours.

Knit Sweater / LOOK 1

A great look for Office wear - Sweater over tailored pants and a quirky colourful studded sandal. Super comfy and chic for work. Added a highlight of yellow around the waist with a full sleeve t-shirt; always handy if it gets extra cold.

KNIT SWEATER / LOOK 2

Layered the same sweater with blue culottes over a white shirt an cinched the waist with a red belt over it. Added on a white pair of sandals to keep white as a minimal highlight to the look and Voila! Casual and preppy.

CORDUROY JACKET / LOOK 1

Wore this over-sized jacket with a crop top and white denims. Gave it an edgy vibe by adding folded thigh-high boots and a bag strap as a belt around my waist. I call it - A high-street athleisure glam.

CORDUROY JACKET / LOOK 2

Making the jacket the main highlight here showcasing its colour-block patchwork. Wore it as it is, unbuttoned and layered underneath with a dark knit top and an embroidered black skirt to give it a colourful clash. Topped it off with thigh high boots.

Photography - Sounak Majumder

Thanks for reading. Come back soon!

Love,

Sneha

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