How do I stay warm at a winter wedding? Are there coats or jackets that would look stylish with my outfits? Carol
Staying warm and dress-code-appropriate at a winter wedding might seem like a challenge but fortunately, we’ve got a few tips to help heat up the dance floor no matter how chilly the weather. The main key? Choose outfits that do the hard work for you so you can spend more time celebrating the happy couple.
Here’s how to stay warm at a winter wedding.
CHOOSE WINTER-READY FABRICS
Luxe fabrics like velvet, silk or suede enrich your look with texture, providing warmth without adding bulk. Although silk might feel lightweight, its tightly-woven fibers trap and retain body heat, keeping you warm. Try a short-sleeved silk (or silk blend) midi dress or a long-sleeved velvet mini dress to stay comfortable and on-trend in brisk temps.
TRY A JUMPSUIT
Ditch the dress and wear a jumpsuit to forget the fear of cold, bare legs. Reach for a wide-legged cut and pair with pointed-toe pumps for covered-up and cozy legs that look miles long. You’ll earn more coverage and sophistication for your look with a tuxedo blazer as a finishing touch.
WRAP YOURSELF IN FAUX FUR
While the words scarf, wrap and stole are often used interchangeably, we’re here to set the record straight—a stole is what you want for your fancier occasions (see: above!). Essentially a thinner, simpler version of a scarf, a stole adds warmth and class without overpowering. Embrace the fashion comeback of faux fur with a fluffy stole at your next winter nuptials.
—Meagan
Now that you know how to keep warm for the wedding season, are you ready to cozy up at your next event? Our style experts can lend a hand. Take your style quiz, order a Fix and let your expert stylist know you’re ready to layer up for the next nuptials. Buy what you love and return the rest. With free shipping, returns and exchanges, it’s as simple as that.
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Staying warm and dress-code-appropriate at a winter wedding might seem like a challenge but fortunately, we’ve got a few tips to help heat up the dance floor no matter how chilly the weather. The main key? Choose outfits that do the hard work for you so you can spend more time celebrating the happy couple.
Here’s how to stay warm at a winter wedding.
CHOOSE WINTER-READY FABRICS
Luxe fabrics like velvet, silk or suede enrich your look with texture, providing warmth without adding bulk. Although silk might feel lightweight, its tightly-woven fibers trap and retain body heat, keeping you warm. Try a short-sleeved silk (or silk blend) midi dress or a long-sleeved velvet mini dress to stay comfortable and on-trend in brisk temps.
TRY A JUMPSUIT
Ditch the dress and wear a jumpsuit to forget the fear of cold, bare legs. Reach for a wide-legged cut and pair with pointed-toe pumps for covered-up and cozy legs that look miles long. You’ll earn more coverage and sophistication for your look with a tuxedo blazer as a finishing touch.
WRAP YOURSELF IN FAUX FUR
While the words scarf, wrap and stole are often used interchangeably, we’re here to set the record straight—a stole is what you want for your fancier occasions (see: above!). Essentially a thinner, simpler version of a scarf, a stole adds warmth and class without overpowering. Embrace the fashion comeback of faux fur with a fluffy stole at your next winter nuptials.
—Meagan
Now that you know how to keep warm for the wedding season, are you ready to cozy up at your next event? Our style experts can lend a hand. Take your style quiz, order a Fix and let your expert stylist know you’re ready to layer up for the next nuptials. Buy what you love and return the rest. With free shipping, returns and exchanges, it’s as simple as that.