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.
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. ⠀
Choose colors for the whole look from a monochrome palette or one that's naturally harmonious together.
When wearing a T-shirt or turtleneck under a shirt, try to choose an oversized shirt so the silhouette doesn't come out tight.
A blazer is perfect for building a layered look. Underneath it, you can combine a T-shirt with a cardigan, turtleneck, shirt, or hoodie.
Throw a sweater over the blazer and tie it at the chest — it works just as well layered over a trench coat too.
A dress can be layered too: wear a turtleneck underneath it (if the dress allows), or a warm sweater over it.