Someone should alert the House of Stark, because winter isn’t coming, it’s already here. And while it may seem easy to throw fashion to the minus 10 winds, freshman fashion merchandising major Micah Simmons has some other suggestions.
“Sweatpants, Uggs and hoodies aren’t your only option for the winter season,” Simmons said.
To infinity and beyond! And more!
Thick, knitted infinity scarves provide warmth and flair. Simmons suggests earmuffs as well. Newsflash: they keep ears toasty and look good.
You got to be knitting me
Grandma had the right idea, even if she didn’t execute it quite like Simmons does.
Simmons recommends knitted gloves, knitted headbands for short hair and thick socks to complement those knee-high boots.
Just maybe don’t wear all of it at once.
Layers, layers, layers
Simmons loves layers and preaches several ways to pull them off.
Wear a denim jacket or cardigan with a blouse, or pull a sweater on top of a button-up shirt.
Double the layers, double the warmth!
Bring the brightness and flow
Be daring. Simmons said it’s OK to wear dresses and skirts in the winter.
Don’t be afraid to break out the bright colors, either. If nothing else, it’ll distract others from a runny nose.
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