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An Imaginative Lesson on Layering
By Selma Yalazi
The colder the
weather gets the more layers we heap on praying we don’t end up looking
like the Pillsbury dough boy while staying warm. With certain knowledge in
layering techniques, you can stop worrying about looking completely
unfashionable. This winter, we combine your favorite pieces to create
looks that are comfortable and flexible. The idea is to showcase your
style according to the weather, so if it’s chilly you’re ok and if it
warms up a bit, you just remove a layer and you still look good! |
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Solid Charmeuse Empire Camisole
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Belted Mid-Length Sweater with Flower
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The most important
rule in layering is wearing the lighter fabrics first. So that means items
made of silk, satin, and cotton compromise your base also consider the
cut, so first tank tops (camisoles), t-shirts, turtle necks, and long
sleeve. Your next layer is for heavier items like wool, cashmere,
corduroy, tweed, etc. You should be able to move freely and comfortably in
your layers. Along with the fabric styles don’t forget to consider
patterns and colors, be daring and spice up your ensembles with bright
colors. |
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