What Layering Really Means: A Stylist's Guide
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What Layering Really Means: A Stylist's Guide

Layering isn't about wearing more clothes — it's about making sure every visible layer is doing its job.

What Is Layering?

Layering is the most practical trend out there — one that keeps the cold at bay.

What sets true layering apart from simply wearing a coat over a sweater over a T-shirt is that every layer should be visible at once, each one doing its own job.

It's a construction kit where we bring different pieces together into one stylish story. So how do you build a stylish look around this season's layering trend? Our stylist has put together some fashion tips for you. ⠀

#1

Street style: beige coat over a grey suit, brown plaid coat-blazer with black jeans

#2

When wearing a T-shirt or turtleneck under a shirt, try to choose an oversized shirt so the silhouette doesn't come out tight.

Layering a white shirt, beige turtleneck and camel jacket, close-up

#3

A blazer is perfect for building a layered look. Underneath it, you can combine a T-shirt with a cardigan, turtleneck, shirt, or hoodie.

Two looks: white shirt with beige trousers and a long navy trench over a vest

#4

Throw a sweater over the blazer and tie it at the chest — it works just as well layered over a trench coat too.

Two looks: checked blazer with sweater on shoulders, suede jacket over blue turtleneck

#5

A dress can be layered too: wear a turtleneck underneath it (if the dress allows), or a warm sweater over it.

Two looks: grey belted coat with beige trousers and a belted cardigan over a floral dress

With layering, it's important to combine different fabrics without overdoing it on colors and prints. Better yet, go for solid fabrics in neutral tones.

Using our tips, put together your own layered look.

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