HOW TO LAYER UP IN STYLE

Everyone agrees: the one style skill that’s important to master is layering. Do it right and you can go from feeling tight and uncomfy, to your most confident self. We’ve put the art of layering into five key steps so that you can stroll through the season wrapped up in warmth whilst *serving* too.

A comfy hoodie, sweatshirt or even heavyweight tee makes the perfect base or mid-layer for any outfit. Not only can they stand alone, but in neutral tones like black, grey or white, they go with every combination of shoes, trousers and accessories. They’re a staple in streetwear, workwear and Scandi-core for a reason.

If you want to add some bold into your look, start with a hat. Sure, a classic knit beanie is the safe option, but a more eye-catching design gives your whole outfit some flavour. Our fave details right now? Shearling linings, faux-leather details, in-your-face logos and oversized silhouettes.

Winter may as well be renamed “turtle-neck season” because they're a cold-weather base layer that we all return to again and again. Whether you’ve got one hiding at the back of your wardrobe or need a new funnel-neck fix, high necklines will protect you from the frost *and* offer a fun peekaboo accent too.

Your jacket will be one of the last layers on your top half and the one everyone can see, so don’t be afraid to pick standout styles. You can even double them up – wear puffers, faux fur or bomber jackets on top of a thinner gilet to keep the cold out. You heard it here first: two jackets are better than one.

When wearing several layers, the *only* accessory you need is a scarf. A super-thick, wide and cosy scarf is always a practical and stylish add-on. Luckily for you, our selection is unmatched – choose from trending styles like cable knits, tartan prints, tassel details, and even combinations of all the above.