Luxury Fabrics for Winter Romance
Winter can sometimes feel endless - the same sweater-and-pants combination on repeat, day after day, as you count the mornings that arrive before sunrise. Yet, here we are, still in the thick of it, so why not embrace comfort with a touch of creativity?
Dressing up has always been a source of joy for me—it can transform my mood and set the tone for the entire day. Sure, a cheerful yellow skirt can brighten the gloomiest winter sky, but fashion offers so much more than a splash of color.
Winter is, after all, the season of romance, and nothing captures that better than plush, cozy fabrics. While I love channeling vintage glamour, let me assure you, this isn’t about gothic or Victorian cosplay. Instead, I’ve curated outfits that feel fresh, modern, and entirely timeless.
You’ll find an inspiration pic and some shoppable links below if you’re feeling inspired to try something new! 😉
Velvet
Velvet Pants
Velvet pants are about to become the go-to item in your closet! When it’s cold outside the last thing I want to put on are jeans, they just feel so not cozy. Enter - velvet pants. They look cozy and they always make a style statement. You can dress it up for a night out but you can also wear it casually by mixing with some lighter pieces like jeans or a sweatshirt.
Velvet Midi Skirt
Looking for some new items for your workwear wardrobe? Let me put you onto midi velvet skirts. Obviously they’re elegant, but they’re extremely versatile as well. Pair it with a button down and boots for a client meeting, or with a turtleneck sweater and sneakers for your everyday office look.
Tweed
Tweed Skirt
Tweed skirts - tweed anything - have become synonymous with Chanel. But they don’t have to feel like your Grandma’s clothes. Pair it with a slim fit cardigan and some knee high boots to make your look sexier, and in turn the tweed skirt adds texture and personality.
Tweed Pants
My favorite way to wear tweed pants is à la française, and in that sphere, I know a thing or two. Tweed can be a bit grey and let’s not lie - dull - so contrast it with some boldly colored pieces, and you can never go wrong with red. I suggest throwing on some fun accessories like a silk scarf to really make the look stand out. If you’re feeling adventurous why not try some brightly colored tweed pants, nothing too crazy, maybe just bright yellow?
Cashmere
Short-Sleeved Cashmere Sweater
The short-sleeved cashmere sweater is the perfect modernization of cashmere. I specifically love any model that has small cut outs, which make it more playful. But my main styling tip for these sweaters is to lean on contrast. By that I mean pair it with some heavy fabrics like leather; against the softness of cashmere, the look is irresistible.
Cashmere Sweater
I know what you’re thinking, there is no reinventing the cashmere sweater and you’re right, it’s a timeless classic. However, I’ve been really loving the ‘clean girl aesthetic’ take on it - a monochrome sweater look. I’m giving you the green light to take your loungewear look into the streetwear!
Wool
Wool Sweater with attached scarf
Calling all my urban chic ladies! Over the past few years, there has been a rise in sweaters with a twist creating new silhouettes using scarves as capes and long collars as scarves. These items are perfect to keep you warm and ahead of the fashion curve. Style it for work with black trousers and a white button-down underneath for a polished yet stylish look.
Wool Dress
I love wool dresses, they are incredibly comfortable and soft. While there are infinite choices in neutral colors such as brown, taupe, white, beige, you can find it in more vibrant colors such as orange, pink, green.
In the end, winter doesn’t have to feel like an endless loop of dreary mornings and uninspired outfits. By exploring new fabrics and different styles, you can add intrigue to your wardrobe and your mood. Whether it’s a pop of color or the luxurious feel of plush fabrics, let your style reflect the romance and elegance of the season. Winter may be long, but with the right mindset - and wardrobe - it can be just as inspiring as any other time of year!
x Lili