Dressing stylishly without looking like the best kale cosplay for winter is an asterisk task. Maybe we’re approaching the issue too harshly, but as they say, no matter what the weather, that’s the mood. Most often, the choice of outerwear for winter consists of a longer or shorter down jacket, always made of waterproof fabric and dark tones.
Don’t get me wrong, we don’t see anything wrong with down jackets. We would like to point out that these are not the only things you can use to create an updated and interesting wardrobe. Lately brands have been encouraging us to think outside the box and look at other fabrics and styles that are great for cold weather and also allow us to stand out from the crowd. So let’s take a look at the new US Polo Assn collection today. Let’s figure out which fabric you should choose for the upcoming season.
Let’s start with the not the most obvious, but shiny jacquard. This fabric was first invented in France by the hereditary weaver Joseph Marie Jacquard, who created a special loom with which it was possible to quickly weave many multi-colored threads. The fabric in general is famous for its strength, durability and wear resistance, so jacquard jackets and sweaters can be safely worn both in late autumn and early winter. An intricate pattern will become an accent detail, so you don’t have to reinvent the wheel; You can mix a jacquard jacket with neutral trousers, jeans and a turtleneck sweater.
Base, but on the other hand, where would we be without it? This season we are focusing on natural tones such as green, beige, blue and brown. We advise adults to stay neutral and opt for plain sweaters, but young fashionistas can pick up a sweatshirt with a contrasting pattern. Due to its soft cotton content, you can run on the playground and sit comfortably in the classroom.
Last but not least. Velvet is great for the cold season as the thick fabric retains heat, but you shouldn’t create a full look with it just yet. US Polo Assn. recommends taking a closer look at things with velvet accents. For example, a brown quilted jacket with a turn-down collar made of soft corduroy that can be worn every day can be combined with jeans and long sleeves, as well as a classic shirt and suit trousers.
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Source: People Talk
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