Snowy Style: Stay Chic with Winter Gear This New Year

As snow approaches, discover stylish winter gear to keep warm and fashionable this New Year’s Day

Snowy Style: Stay Chic with Winter Gear This New Year
Snowy Style: Stay Chic with Winter Gear This New Year

London: The first hint of snow sends everyone into a frenzy, right? We forget how to dress for the cold and slushy weather. So, besides grabbing some Vitamin D spray, it’s time to bundle up and face the chill.

Forecasts say the UK is in for a 14-day Arctic storm starting around Christmas and rolling into the New Year. It’s the perfect excuse to invest in some stylish winter gear that’ll keep you warm and give you a little fashion boost.

Here are some must-have items to help you brave the cold this year while looking fabulous.

First up, 66° North has been keeping Iceland warm since 1926. When you land in Reykjavik, you’ll see locals decked out in their gear. Their puffer jackets are a classic, but check out the Dyngja bomber jackets. They’re reversible and super stylish, perfect for both the slopes and the streets.

Then there’s the North Face, teaming up with artist Yinka Ilori. He’s created a fun collection of fleeces and raincoats. The standout piece? A vibrant geometric fleece that’s reversible and just screams fun. It’s a must-have for your winter wardrobe.

Now, let’s talk about waterproof caps. Sealskinz has these clever caps with foldable peaks, making them easy to stash in your pocket. They’re simple and chic, perfect for a low-key look, and they’re only £30.

And don’t forget about socks! A new pair of cashmere socks can feel like a warm hug for your feet. M&S has a cozy pair for £30, while The White Company offers a lovely option for £36. You can’t go wrong with either.

Finally, if you’re into Gorpcore, Arc’teryx has some fantastic hiking boots that are both stylish and functional. They’re perfect for everything from city strolls to countryside hikes. Brands like Berghaus and HOKA are also great choices for winter boots.

Image Credits and Reference: https://uk.yahoo.com/news/north-face-fleeces-66-north-180618853.html

Mangesh Wakchaure is a veteran writer working at London Lens, focusing on foreign news coverage on a range of topics.