This year, there seems to be quite a traffic problem the holiday season. We sang Christmas carols, we hung the mistletoe and the tree had branches all nice and well muffled with balls. But no matter how many times we watched Home Alone on repetition (or how hot wine bottles we shot down), something still feels 100% undeniably inevitably wrong ... Time!
There. East. Boiling. Ok, minor exaggeration. It is technically not boiling, but it is much too hot for Christmas. With this year set to be the Christmas the warmest on record (as in, never in the history of the world) the idea of prancing about in a knitting party, roasting turkeys and (or) vegetables and collecting spoons puddings steamed is to get a little hot under the collar. And with hours to go to the big day, it does not look like a snowstorm come in the near future, either.
So what's a girl to do? Never scared. Before this ban oversized knit jumper cable to the back of your wardrobe, we sought some useful style tips that will make you adapt your wardrobe winter with ease. This means that your outfit may not be exactly what you had originally planned, you are always sure to look high, rather than hot.
1) turtleneck Knits + silk-Side Split Skirt = Perfect Temperature Control
you want to carry your knitting, but do not want to work up a sweat? There is an easy style solution that will make you feel comfortable, but still feeling fresh. Just contrast your rider against a maxi skirt silk - opt for those with a thigh reversed, if possible, for maximum ventilation
2) Sleeveless Maxi = Ideal For Now
never look all Christmas movies, wishing you could get away with wearing a festive mini dress flirty but are all too aware that your home is actually a cooler and you'd probably freeze to death? Not this year! Now is the time, so get those pins
3) Working Combo Saint Laurent-Cami Scarf
Too hot to work a tailored blazer? We hear you. So why not take a piece of Hedi Slimane The book of style tips and match a silk camisole with a skinny scarf instead? It is a look that will have your seasonal style all wrapped up in seconds and works great with a pair of corduroy trousers
4) Lace your friend
Think of all the extra holes to supplement air conditioning. Whether donning a dress, or work separates correspondent, this fabric is pioneering the warmer weather all sewn
5) Embrace The Cape
For those of you who are actually willing to brave outside the house, do not be fooled into thinking that you need to wrap up warm. You do not. This does not mean the year to put on your hat, gloves and scarf as if you are out to face the Antarctic. However, opting for a cape can still give the impression of warm wrap, even if that jacket is only for decoration