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November is here, and with its arrival comes cooler, harsherweather.
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Luckily, cold-weatherdressingis aVogueeditor specialty.
I love this perfect Attersee turtleneck and Banana Republic work jacket.
Wolford makes a fantastic one that molds to the figure for a perfect base.
So long as you have a really warmcoat, Aritzias Contour cropped shirts are indeed winter attire.
It fits under almost every blazer and jacket I own.
For something thinner, I go to Uniqlo HeatTech and layer that under all my shirts.
My favorite combination is a turtleneck, shirt, and crewneck sweater over the top!
My favorite combo is a winter white turtleneck paired with a black cable knit sweater.
It doesnt get any better!
Although I gravitate toward wool, mohair, and brushed knit fabrics, my allergies despise it!
I like to add a layer between my skin and knits with winter layers that are sculpting and smooth.
If there’s one thing I despise, its a scratchy knit.
As New York gets colder, I repeatedly reach for my mohair knits from Rouje.
I wear mine tucked into midiskirts and tailored trousers or blue jeans on the weekends.
Coss classic black choice is a staple in my rotation.
Like an LBD, it truly has endless closet appeal.
I also love this off-white Banana Republic option.
), I only layer the torso these days.
That said, I gravitate towards athletic wear under sweaters and jackets!
Alos works great for more serious insulation, while Intimissimis is best for a lighter, more versatile layer.
Shirts aside, I am passionate about cozy socks that add a bit more cushion with boots.
Bombas are my personal favorite for daily wear (I mean, who doesnt love Merino wool socks?
), and Uggs are incredible for snowy days ahead.
It doesnt bunch up under your sweaters, and its also super durable.
Dont let the price tag spook youthis is more than just your average white T-shirt.
The Car tee is so flattering that you’ll want to wear it beyond sweater season.
On the other end of the layering spectrum, I’m loyal to an over-the-shoulder sweater.
It is ever-so-slightly sheer, and looks great with a tank underneath or a sweater or blazer on top.
Plus, it has thumb holes!
I have four colors, but the black and grey are the ones I reach for most.
I also love the lightweight, cashmere tank tops from Intimissimi.
They are so soft and completely seamless.
For my closet, this is the kitschy-cute cardigan to rule them all.
