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Top Three Winter Trends

Loads of trends have carried over from summer 2011 and you’ll probably be able to update most of your wardrobe with some warmer varities of the...

Loads of trends have carried over from summer 2011 and you’ll probably be able to update most of your wardrobe with some warmer varities of the same thing. However, when updating just won’t do, and you want a whole new look for winter (as well as some styles that will keep you warm and cosy) there is nothing better than browsing the many catalogue clothes online. No getting caught in the rush in town, no tripping over people who have no concept of personal space and no getting rained on when it’s as miserable as sin outside.

So what should you be looking for? What are the top winter trends for 2011? Here’s a rundown:

Leather
This goes for anything. Boots, bags and belts obviously, but update a favourite outfit by adding a chic biker-style jacket or keep warm by buying that skirt you love in leather for a bang on trend look. Don’t overdo it unless you want to look like you’ve just stepped off the bike (if you have, ignore this) and if it’s not really your style, accessorise with gloves and studded belts for edgy additions to your winter wardrobe.

Textures
This includes tweeds, velvet, knits and textured woollens. Warm and trendy, what more could you ask for? Try a warm winter coat in wool or for an ultra luxurious touch, what about a velvet coat? Oversized, chunky sweater dresses are big this year – cinch them at the waist to accentuate those curves. Gloves and hats in bold colours and textures wool will update an older coat and keep you warm as toast to boot.

Faux Fur
With the emphasis on ‘faux’. It’s a cruelty free way to keep warm and follow the trend. The faux fur vest is big this season and is a great way to keep warm without feeling too bulky. Add a touch of olde worlde fun with muffs and stoles… And those fur hats are great for keeping your ears from freezing. Make a statment with a bold animal print, try a funky scarf if you don’t want to look like Cruella DeVil.


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