Here Are Some Wardrobe Essentials For Winter Layering 

Relative to summer and spring, the winter clothes are harder to style. A very important component of styling for winter is incorporating layering. Layering provides an excellent opportunity to play around with scarves, coats, and shirts to bundle up in style. A badly-layer outfit means a mix of discomfort and lack of much-needed warmth. Here are some wardrobe essentials that will make the winter layering game easier for you as we move deeper into the cold weather.

1. High-quality thermals
   
   It would not be wrong to say that thermals are the basic foundation of dressing up for winter. Unfortunately, as they remain hidden under the bigger articles of clothing, people end up buying poorly made thermals that go bad after a few wears. It is important to buy high-quality thermals that will insulate your body from the cold and at the same time keep you dry by wicking sweat. It is advisable to buy thermals made out of fabrics like merino wool as it is breathable and odor-resistant. Additionally, a well-fitted and comfortable pair of inner wear means that outer garments will fit your body better.
2. Blazer and long coat
   
   A solid blazer or long coat can upgrade any look, be it something formal like a pants-suit or a pair of sweatpants or joggers. These two outerwear items will shield you from the cold and give you a put together look in one go. If you are someone who spends their time outdoors during winter then it is a must-have to invest in a solid-colored blazer or long coat. The long coats come in many styles like a duster coat or a trench coat. A blazer and a long coat are timeless wardrobe essentials that people use year after year.

3. Shawl
   
   Most people associate shawls with elderly ladies but smart styling can make a shawl one of the most used winter wardrobe essentials. One should invest in a lightweight but warm shawl made out of material like cashmere, pashmina, or fine fleece. A shawl can be simply draped across one’s shoulders or worn as a scarf. A muted color shawl goes with both Western and Indian clothes without looking odd. You can pair it with a dress, kurta, and salwar set, or over your sweater and jeans and be engulfed in coziness.