J.Crew Blazer/ J.Crew Factory Sweater/ Madewell Button-down/ AT pants/ Ideeli.com shoes |
For example, when I got dressed for my run this morning, I wore my SmartWool socks (can't leave home without them these days), running tights, a long-sleeve base layer shirt, a long-sleeve pullover top, an insulated running jacket, a base layer of gloves, my glovens (also a must in the winter), a gator, and a polar fleece hat.
If it were acceptable to wear the same to work, I would, but unfortunately with back to back meetings, I didn't think it was the direction I should choose, so instead I went with these pants, (Jesse's) wool socks, shoes that cover my entire foot, a silk button-down, a crew neck sweater, and a wool blazer.
The only downside is that if I continue piling on clothes at this rate, I am going to run out of layers pretty quickly if the temperatures stay this low.
How do you dress to face the elements?
im right there with ya... layers, layers, layers. i think what works best that never looks that bulky is exactly what you did here - button-down, sweater, blazer. i wore a very similar outfit monday (except with a dress) and the temp was even colder than where you live but i was definitely warm enough!
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