Pre-Winter Style Guide To Ace Your Look

After the summer and the rains, one should be very mindful to create a perfect blend of fashion that bids adieu to summer and braces for early autumn at the same time.

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The arrival of October marks the brewing of a seasonal shift. It brings with itself a change in vibe to resonate with nature, leaving a tinge of brown and auburn everywhere. It is a great time to don fashion by layering and embracing rich hues to prepare the pre-fall wardrobe, exuding dynamism with style. After the summer and the rains, one should be very mindful to create a perfect blend of fashion that bids adieu to summer and braces for early autumn at the same time.

Swati Saraf, who is the President, Les Petits said, "Looking at the transforming season, a capsule wardrobe would be a great way to enjoy the best of both seasons. The wardrobe allows for layering that immensely aids in accentuating the look for the season. At the same time, coming with the flexibility to mix and match, it can create a wide range of styles by simply pairing the clothes. Layering up cashmere knitwear with a white T-shirt or turtleneck can help people radiate opulence effortlessly. To further ace the look, one can even wear cardigans as tops for a cozy and cute appearance. Choosing a waist-length cardigan can allow tucking for a sleeker silhouette promoting a more elite look."

"In addition to this, houndstooth and tweed can be a perfect addition to the wardrobe to cope with the dropping temperature. One can flawlessly experiment with it by exercising mixing and matching. Opting for bright and cheerful pop colours like lemon, and lime can make for a zesty outfit that can be paired with skirts, jeans, or dresses," she added.

Pre-Winter Style Guide: Stay Cozy and Chic!

Manjula Gandhi, who is the Chief Product officer at Numero uno listed the following:

1. Denims: Make denim your go-to fabric for pre-winter. A classic pair of jeans or a denim jacket can effortlessly elevate your style while keeping you warm.

2. The Art of Layering: Embrace the art of layering by combining different clothing pieces to create stylish and functional outfits. Pair your favorite denims with cozy sweaters, cardigans, or lightweight scarves to achieve a chic and warm look.

3. Texture Play: Experiment with various textures to add depth to your outfits. Combine denim with soft knits, corduroy, or leather to create visually appealing ensembles that also provide tactile comfort.

6. Earthy Hues: Embrace the warmth of earthy tones like beige, olive, and muted greys, which are perfect for the pre-winter season. These colors not only exude coziness but also offer a timeless and elegant appeal.

7. Sweater Weather: Pre-winter is synonymous with sweaters. Numero Uno's collection offers a variety of cozy options, including crew necks and turtlenecks, ensuring you stay snug and stylish throughout the season.

8. Accessorize with Finesse: Accessories can make or break an outfit. Investing in a versatile collection of accessories, such as scarves, beanies, belts, can help you complete your pre-winter ensemble with flair.

Additionally, Tanvi Somaiya, who is the Co-founder of The Bear House also listed down the following styling tips for pre-winters:

• Flannel shirts are great for layering. They come in different colors like gray, dark blue, deep red, green, and beige. Shackets are also good for staying warm and can look different. Don't forget about denim shirts — they're always a good choice. Knitwear, pullovers, polo shirts, and tees are versatile and good for layering which can be styled in numerous ways, taking your fashion game up a notch.
• When choosing jackets and pants, go for classic colors like black, dark blue, gray, or deep green. Look for interesting textures like houndstooth, flecks, or mixtures. Sneakers or trainers in dark, not too bright colors are comfortable and look good. It's important to choose clothes that you can wear in different seasons.
• For accessories, sunglasses should have neutral or classic colors, avoiding bright, summery styles. Use muted colors like brown, tan, red, purple, pink, green, mustard yellow, and blue. Mix and match colors, materials, and patterns to create different outfits. Pre winters / Autumn is a great time to try new styles while still keeping things balanced.