Don’t Look FRUMPY This Winter - Look Fashionable and Sleek Instead! (Puffer Jackets, Snow Boots)
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Sharing everything you need to know about looking stylish, fashionable and sleek this winter! Don't look frumpy in your warm coats and boots! In this video, I'll be teaching key layering tips and more! Thank you so much for watching. Your support means the world to me! ~Erin xo
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Tip #3 | Choose Your Boots Carefully | 06:46
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Well, to be fair, you could make a sleeping bag look stylish. :)
So true!
Hi from Canada and loving these tips! May I add a few? Glad you like our Sorel boots, sporty and super warm with a good grip. Also worth checking out is La Canadienne boots for a more urban vibe. In really cold weather, I would NEVER wear a base layer of cotton (retains moisture, which then freezes) or those pleather leggings, which are essentially made of plastic. Put only merino wool or silk next to your skin. You can get tissue weight merino wool underthings at ski shops. Merino wool socks are also the best, as the fabric wicks away moisture and is super comfortable. A down-filled puffer vest is a better layering piece than a jacket with sleeves. You want a wicking layer, an insulating layer and an outer shell layer. Then bring on the cold, Baby! It's all cool. Love your channel, beautiful Erin!
I don't know what I am doing wrong, but I tend to feel cooler in silk base layers and I tend to run cool anyway.
So good to see a video on winter fashion from someone who actually UNDERSTANDS dressing for ACTUAL cold weather!!! So many fashion RUclipsrs do not understand the need to layer a jacket over a jacket 😂
Thank you, Angela! Living in Telluride...I know COLD! xo
I love you! Finally a normal winter video and not "I wear a mini skirt and stockings underneath and it's totally not cold ☺☺" *meanwhile lives in LA*
So true, Ivana! Living in the mountains...I know real cold! xo
I am from Canada and I actually wear skirt and stockings in winter hahaha. The trick is to wear a pair of flesh tone fleece tights and wear your sheer stocking over them, then you will be warm and look super cute!
I live in my Sorel and Blondo boots here in Chicago! I have at least 7 pairs to wear in every possible weather element. I also love S13 brand puffers - not boxy, cinched waist, still warm enough for Chicago winters!
I always think you're talking to me when you're reminding us not to look frumpy! Frumpy is definitely still my default, LOL. But thankfully, I live in California where I will NEVER need all these layers. :)
Love that, Pahla! xo
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Same for me... I live in Florida. But still love to watch!
So true about the tread on a boot if there’s winters weather. I’ve fell hard on my tailbone just getting the mail. It hurts more than your pride. You’re such a dependable Rock through all of this sad year and that is invaluable ❤️
I am in my 20s and still find inspiration in your style.
That's fantastic! While I focus on 40+ fashion, a lot of my tips work for a wide range of women! xo
Same here Ingrid! I am 33 & I love Erin's fashion advice, she gives some of the best fashion advice on YT, I never wore belts before until I seen her advice on belts & I get compliments all of the time regarding how I wear belts
@@belindastocktin5288 Oh! Belt advice. Where is this?
I actually think she has a lot of younger viewers. 😊 Style to grow into!
lol phew. I’m 33 and really like this channel 😂
I strongly recommend Woolx layers. My winters changed when I started wearing soft Merino wool leggings and long sleeve t shirts year 'round. They offer several weights of wool as well so you can choose the right kind for your local weather.
Appreciate the timely advice. Living near Buffalo, keeping warm for 6 months of the year is part of life. Perhaps you could do another video with affordable alternatives. $150 for a pair of gloves?!! Most of us do not have the resources to indulge in your suggestions. Just a thought from upstate NY.
You're right, I usually lose a glove or two every winter so I buy cheap ones. Cashmere sweaters and boots that are around $250 out of my range. Actually the boots she shows are 328.62 Canadian, way too much for me!
Great suggestion! I also feature a bigger mix of price points on my Liketoknow.it page. xo
I agree that some of these options are pretty pricey. I actually mentioned a couple cheaper suggestions up above. Still a bit pricey but much less than the $850 for the linked puffer coat. Macy’s has some for cheaper. Different brands. Costco has some great shorter puffer coats for $25. Target also. The gap may also periodically. There are various places for warm comfy nice boots. Try shoe stores like DSW or famous footwear. Also try googling these on the internet. You never know where a great deal will be. Can’t depend on only what’s linked. I hope this helps.
I know I need affordable alternatives also! Thank you for raising that point; it's important!
For gloves, hats, scarfs and sweaters in pure cashmere/wool why not find local artisans in your area who can provide bespoke handmade items. The pricepoint should be more reasonable than most suggestions on here! I fully stand behind the warmth in such handmade garments as I crochet as a hobby and have created many exquisite winter pieces which only cost me time, effort and the price of material and which have lasted much longer than any store/online bought merchandise.
Thank you for this video about laying in the winter. I live in Crested Butte, have taught alpine & nordic skiing, conducted snowshoe tours & drove buses year round for 17 years. Yes I know cold weather. I gathered a few tips today. 🤩
I always love your winter wear style tips!!! Keep them coming!
As a Canadian, let me just say, I knew exactly where you were going with "thirty minutes from the Canadian border." Also as a Canadian, thank you for this video. We need it!
By the way, my five-year-old son loves your plaid coat. The second it came on, he said, "Oh, NICE!" And then he kept going on about it, "I like the BEFORE more." It really is a great coat.
Great tips. What I most enjoy about this video is the emphasis on self-care. Staying warm in frigid weather is self-care; you show us how to do so with pizazz. Thank you.
You're SO welcome, Anne! xo
LOVE my closed heel Sorel! I walked all over Toronto in them....so comfy!
All great points💕! I live in Finland, and it gets cold here. My favorite is the light puffer coat plus wrap wool coat combination. So stylish and warm. And boots are so important, it's the worst when you toes are freezing.
Thank you, Eija! xo
Great video Erin! I live in Ottawa Canada where it gets really cold in the winter. I love my waterproof yet stylish Blondo boots, and merino wool is essential to keep me warm and comfortable without bulk. And when it’s really chilly, merino wool base-layers are the best! I love hats, even a wool beret keeps your head warm and still looks chic. Add a pop of colour with a cozy scarf and I’m ready to go!
Thank you, Marilyn! xo
Truly an expert at winter dressing - and doing it stylishly. I always come to you for advice. Thank you Erin. Love from UK.
Thank you so much, Rose! xo
Finding a thin, insulated vest that works underneath all my jackets and coats was a game changer for me. Saw that idea here and then tried it with a running vest I had. Worked like a charm! Love feeling cute and slim when it’s cold, instead of feeling like the Stay Puf Marshmallow Man.
We know all about layering for warmth here in Canada - but I still picked up some modern styling tips from you in this video. You are awesome Erin ⭐️
Brilliant layering hats💯 never thought to🤷🏼♀️ loving Sorel wedge ✌🏽 Cuddle duds not warm but sleek & smooth for layering.
So glad this was helpful! I live in the Sorel wedges all winter! xo
Perfect! I’m wearing my bulky wool cable sweater w/ a gilet. Please consider doing a video on best coat lengths for various dress lengths. e.g. how to wear shorter coats w/ dresses/skirts.
Great suggestion, Edna! xo
Wow! I needed this video more than you can imagine. I moved to Utah from Texas 2 years ago and I dread winters because I look so frumpy! Thank you so much for these tips! You’re amazing!
Always wondered how not to look bulky in winter...and your video was spot on. Thank you Erin...love your style!
So informative, even though my little corner of Canada above Seattle has very mild winters and cold and snow are rare. However it can happen sometimes (though not to the extremes you talk about) and so good to know all the tips.
Glad it was helpful, Shirley! xo
Born and raised in Rochester, NY. I hear ya on the cold, girlfriend!
LOVE your winter fashion videos you do every year!!!I Chicago winters are no joke and your videos are incredibly helpful and informative! 🥰
Thank you! Just employed your techniques - went for a morning walk looking and feeling warm and FABulous!
Wonderful! So glad you enjoyed it, Sherry! xo
I live in Montreal, Canada and believe me, I KNOW what cold means!! Thank you so much for sharing these tips!!
I bet, Isabelle! xo
Love your channel, I’m a big girl anyway and am guilty of throwing all those big jumpers or cardigan on as I’m always so cold 🥶 and look like the Michelin man when I add my jacket and then can’t move haha. Now I have the skills too look a bit more stylish this winter ❄️ thank you so much. X x
OH MY GOD, the faux leather leggings is genius. I hate the stickiness with normal tights. Never thought about this. Thanks!
The boots, I'm in love, I've been looking for these type of boots, because I definitely agree with you with the uggs, my husband bought me some and they are comfortable and warm but seem so frumpy.
I’m so glad I live in Texas in the winter! Loved the wrapped coats!!! You’re so tiny you just couldn’t look bulky girl! Loved the video 💕
She is lovely. I have broad shoulders and a large bust. It is difficult for me not to look bulky so I am very mindful of it. 😣
I prefer silk long underwear. The cotton ones get stretched out while wearing them and hold onto water/sweat too much. The poly/man made fabrics can keep you too warm when you go into heated indoors. Silk or a silk and wool combo is great to keep you very warm and not too hot if you get the slightly thicker fabric and not the "silky" lingering type.
I love the silk long underwear. Warmth without the bulk.
Thank you for this idea! I’m going to order some silk layering pieces from LL Bean right now!
@@usernameisunavailable8270 hi, I just read the tip about silk layering pieces too. What a good idea. I’m going to order some tonight from LL Bean. I saw them in their catalog last year but I never thought of getting them. Not too expensive on Bean, too. Stay warm❤️
@@usernameisunavailable8270 I prefer silk long underwear from LL Bean catalog. The quality is consistently good, and best of all, they are thin and warm. While there are many different kinds of fabric combos, I still like 100% silk best! My sister says I'm spoiled! 😏
@@alwilliams1009 hello 👋 where do you find them?
You REALLY know what you're talking about with these great tips, and you look so stylish! My favorite cold weather tip, when I can manage it, is to be in the tropics instead! Unfortunately this year, like most of us, we won't be traveling. So I'm going to try to get more of these types of layering pieces. Very timely!
I had moved a few years ago and had never owned a heavy coat before now. Thank you for your tips!
I went from Denver (cold) to Wisconsin (SUPER cold). I buy high-tech warm base layer pants and long=sleeve t-shirts. It works a treat!
I move from NC to IL. It got pretty cold but here... I'm freezing. Its been two years and I'm still learning.
I'm south of Denver and I have fallen in love with the high-tech layering clothes! Costco has a brand called 32 Degrees Cool. My husband wears them and I have them too. So nice to layer up without the bulk especially wearing it around the house.
I love these so much! I was born and raised in London but designed for a warm climate so am totally obsessed with staying warm in winter! : ) This year I am so prepped for the cold that I am almost excited for it ti arrive so I can wear all of my winter gear!
I'm happy to watch this. I live in Sweden, and it's true. During the coldest time of the year I usually lose or concept of fashion and look like something weird without any shape at all.
It's the same here in Colorado. I hope this helped give you some ideas! xo
Love this video. In non-pandemic times, I travel to NYC for work and always struggle with what to wear in the colder months. Really appreciated the examples of how to look streamlined, starting with layers!
You're SO welcome! It can be so tricky when it's cold out! xo
This is why I live On the west coast of Florida!! I don’t ever have to do this! 😎
Thanks for the tips! Uniqlo makes a nice variety of layering pieces as well...from lightweight turtlenecks to tanks. I recently bought a couple ballet neck long sleeve tops to layer under v necks and lower cut tops. They even have shorter long sleeves so it doesn’t stick out of your own long sleeve top.
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing! xo
Uniqlo base layers are the best! I've been pleasantly surprised by the quality of their knitwear too.
yup love a bit of Uniqlo, they do a heat tech range which is really affordable and definitely makes a difference when its really cold
I love your tips Erin it helps a lot to finding the right jackets and wearing appropriate clothes in winter time👍🏼😍
I am so cold when we go skiing! Thank you for the blog. Also, now I can look cute off the slops thanks to these tips :)
Thank you ! I live in Montréal, Canada. It was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful! xo
Love from Chicago ❤️. Can get pretty “chilly” here lol. Thanks for tips .
lol this is perfect for someone who lives in Chicago, I feel. 😂
I feel like I’ve waited all of my life for this video. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for this video. I finally decided to be both warm and STYLISH and now I know it’s possible! I live in the Northeast right by the ocean so I’m no stranger to severe cold 🥶
You are so welcome! Glad this was helpful, Olivia! xo
It's very interesting to see other people's strategies against the cold. For me thebiggest challenge is to be warm outside and then be able to bear heated rooms when I'm not able to change. For me the ideal is an ankle long high quality woollen coat. It's always elegant and you don't need these incredibly boring, unflattering puffer jackets everyone wears. If you find one that fits you you won't have any problems with big sweaters underneath. I like wearing a big sweater underneath my coat that I can take off when I'm indoors and wear something light underneath. Another advantage of a long coat is that you don't need tights/leggings underneath your jeans because the coat is doing the job and you're comfortable indoors.
I would always go for boxy coats because they're warmer because you have an extra layer of arm air between your body and the coat. The 98% of women who aren't as skinny as you are look like pregant kangaroos in belted coats anyway. ;-)
Thank you, Erin. I've been through many cold winters, too - and did not ever think of several of these tips! I'm going to look for these boots with tread. I've fallen on the ice twice. Never wear hiking shoes or sneakers on the ice. I am short, 5'0", and I sure don't want to add bulk. I live in a cold, damp climate (western Washington) and all my gear has to be seriously waterproof, too. So, unfortunately, I don't get to wear wool coats or furry hats very often. I like the cold, by the way, and I like your stories from upstate New York.
You're welcome, Zoe! Glad it was helpful! xo
5ft Detroit area girl here too!
I am the queen of layers but I love this more thoughtful approach for when you want to just be warm and not look warm!
Thank you so much Erin. I love the wool camel coat with the belt. I usually steer away for coats or dresses with belts because of my belly fat.
Hey Erin! Love all your videos. Could you consider doing a knit dress styling video since they are so on trend this year.
Thank you! Great suggestion, Kelly! xo
ooh that would be fun, I always find they go baggy on me but probably coz I have bought cheap ones in the past
Good tips Erin! Love that you grew up and also worked near where I’m from in central NY (I’m in Rome)! Yesterday was a record breaking 75* out tomorrow it could snow!😂💕
Thank you, Lisa! It's like that here in Colorado now too. One day it's 60 and the next day it snows. xo
Thank you, Erin! I love your videos and find myself sharing your channel constantly.
I grew up in Hawaii, but have lived in Alaska for 35+ years. This has really been informative for me. Thank you very much!
I've always worn leggings under my jeans, but I've never though of using fake leather leggings. I'm about to order some now! Also don't forget about warm socks. I've got some cashmere socks (pricey but worth it) and they are the warmest and softest socks that I own. Layer two pairs of socks does keep you warm, but it's a tight fit in shoes/boots.
Try some silk sock liners! They're warm and take up literally NO space!
Love the tip about the faux leather spanx under jeans - so smart! I just want to mention that White Mountain makes a pair of wedge boots that look exactly like the Sorel ones - but are much cheaper. ($57) . They are called the Nellie boot. I own them and love them. Thanks, Erin! Another great video.
I'm so glad! Thanks for sharing! xo
Thank you, Erin. All great tips for looking stylish during the Winter. I grew up in Watertown, MA. I have always heard of Watertown NY, because during the Winter, the News broadcasters in Boston would always point to Watertown, NY for temperature comparisons. I think they were trying to make us feel better about our own cold weather. "Well look how cold it is in Watertown, NY." LOL. I always use my silk ski undergarments to layer, but I like your suggestions, too. The layer after a silk undergarment will always slide over very nicely. In the worse storm days, I wear my Apres ski boots from Italy, they are just beautiful with a legging and a Fair Isle sweater. But I like your suggestion about the stylish wedge boot or gripping heel very much. I will take a look at your suggestions, not that I am going anywhere this year. I never had a problem with jackets under coats until recently. I use to have a beautiful long A-lined wool Swing coat, that coat fit everything underneath and still looked stylish, but alas, it went out of style, so I donated it. I have had a hard time finding another coat to fit over my blazers. Thanks for the tip, I just have to look harder, maybe a wrap coat will do the trick. And yes, my mother always told me to wear a hat because you lose a lot of body heat through your head. I like your two head coverings suggestions, I have never thought of that. :-) Thanks again, Erin.
I never thought about wearing my spanks leggings as a slippery base layer! I have the Sorel boots and they are so good! Two hats, my mind is blown! Thank you Erin! These tips are so helpful! ❤️
So glad this was helpful! xo
Had to get those Sorel wedge boots. Warm, dry and stylish a win win! Not to mention that the ones with shearling fur are on sale. SCORE! # Philly winter gear. THANKS again Erin 👑💜😍👢
That's awesome...enjoy them and stay warm. xo
Not to warm though.
I’m putting them on my wish list too. Maybe a Black Friday sale will happen. why not have some style in the winter boots? my current boot situation = 🤦🏻♀️
@@BusbeeStyle OMG 🌞👍🏿 I LOVE them!!! Will definitely be getting the brown ones! Not ditching my Uggs but after the snow is shoveled we can look stylish and be warm and dry!!! Thanks again Erin 💜👑😍
@@ladye6907 I have the Thinsulate socks for the extra warmth. They have been a life saver for the warm feet
'It's eating my face!' 😄😄😄
Thank you Cindy finally someone speaking up about Uggs being slippery I do love em but I never knew that till i slipped!
Slipped in my favorite Clark's slouch boots.:(
Love, love, love your channel! Thank you!
You are so welcome, Jean! xo
Try Odlo brand for baselayer. They have technical fabrics, but also a very fine merino wool that won’t irritate your skin! At REI or some ski area boutiques!
Thank you for sharing! xo
Thanks for this! I’ve been so bummed that I can only wear my faux leather motto jacket in the fall. Now I can wear it in the winter too.
You can wear it all winter long...I do! xo
Whoever said you couldn't wear it in the winter?
@@hodgeelmwood8677 Think she found it wasnt warm enough for winter, but with these layering tips, she can now wear it in winter too. :D .
Thanks to Erin, when summer is over, I dont have to hide all my skirts and dressess etc. I have learnt how to layer up and wear my cool stuff in all seasons. ^_^
I so needed this video when I moved to Denver 13 years ago from Texas. It was April and flip flop weather in Texas. I had no real coat. Over the years I've figured out some of these things but still have the frumpy look going on sometimes. Thank you for your great videos Erin. I seriously laughed out loud on this one!
Glad it was helpful, Kelly...Sounds similar to my story (although I had lived in really cold places before moving to Texas)
Thanks for all the great tips! I am always freezing and that is always me with the big bulky sweater and the puffy coat that doesn't fit which I hate! I'm excited I have a better plan for layering and staying warm!
By the way, LOVE your winter videos (note: I live in deadly cold Canada!)
Glad you like them, Adriana! xo
Hello from deadly cold Moscow region!
@@oxanaburdenkova2627 😀 I love that fashion crosses borders and connects all of us. Stay warm, and may you have a blessed winter. ❄️☃️🌬
Great video! Layering is hands down the 'secret' to staying warm and yes heat escapes from your head!
🇨🇦 In the house! 😉 Do you have a video about cashmere? Some are super expensive and others less....in the past I've had cashmere (high and low prices) and it starts to pill quickly and generally look worn out just after a couple of washes even when following the cleaning instructiins. Erin, do you have any tips on what should I look for in a cashmere without breaking the bank but will look beautiful for at least a while season? Also, any info on Alpaca, Merino wool or wool/cashmere combo? Thank you!
Thank you! My favorite line for affordable cashmere is Aqua. I have a ton of their sweaters and wear them on heavy rotation. I wash them by hand using a special delicate detergent (rstyle.me/+spQhNdaih0n8d6ItNKQolg) and I hang or lay them to dry. Here is a link to the sweaters: rstyle.me/+XjWMt2XS32vo1LLaaEDjkg
I noticed cashmere bobbles (pills?) quickly. I have to wear them carefully.
@@alisonnorcross951 yeah that can happen quite easily but you can just use a fabric shaver to get rid of any pilling
Love it!!! ♡♡♡ Thank you! Game changer leather underneath coat!!!
Excellent love the tips Erin 👌
Glad it was helpful, Erika! xo
Maybe not “cold”, but L.A. gets down in the 30’s, teens inland. Not Miami over here! 😅
HAHAHA....your funny little dances have me dying over here. 🤣🤣🤣
Please post more for winter season , cold winter. I love you for beying so natural, so real, so delicate and so strong in the same time ! God bless us all ! 🙏❤❤🍀🍀
Thank you, I will! That's so sweet of you! xo
Super helpful and perfect timing! Thank you so much :)
Hi Erin..love love your videos! Can you do a video on rain outfits? I pick up a lot of rain when I walk and I wonder if you have any tips for this. FYI and even though I cannot afford a lot of things you featured you still inspired me to put outfits together.
Thank you, Aixa! Great suggestion! xo
Yes rain outfits would be great!!
I'm from Alberta Canada and I can verify that these are all EXCELLENT, absolutely true tips!!! Here in the US I constantly overhear people complaining about being cold in the winter when they are NOT dressed for it at all! Being in denial that it's wintertime (i.e., continuing to wear flip flops, shorts and jean jackets) does NOT affect the temperature. It is much sexier IMHO to be calm and classy in appropriate clothing vs. shivering and having your teeth chattering with your arms folded across your chest trying to stay warm. Lol The only thing I would add is that real DOWN is ALWAYS better than poly filling (which is NOT warm at all, just bulky!) That's the first thing I look for (fabric care tag) to see the filling content (down/feathers vs. poly), because trying on in the store at 70 degrees it is easy to be fooled and think a coat is warm when it isn't going to be once you are outside. This is such a good video!
Thank you SO much Holly! Great suggestion! xo
I love your winter videos!!!
I live in Montreal Canada and for sure I know what is a cold and humid winter. The layering you suggest is the key to feel very confortable and easily remove a layer when you go inside. For boots I suggest La Canadienne. Very confortable, leather or suede but waterproof, many styles. Love it.
Great suggestion, Julie! xo
Thank you , thank you for your suggestions. Question, I notice in most of the videos I watch, that you use black or more
neutral color and I love that look. I am in my seventies and have read at my age I should wear bright color, what is your opinion on that.
Thank you again, you are a beautiful,talented lady.
You should wear whatever colors make you happy...and I LOVE neutrals. That said, black can look harsh on us as we age so I sometimes like to incorporate softer tones like creams, camels, browns, and greys. xo
Thank you,I will continue viewing your suggestions, best wishes to you and yours 🌻
I find that navy blue works well when black looks too harsh. Navy also looks great with camel or white. It's harder to match navy, though, when you want a monochromatic look, unless you buy the pieces from the same brand in the same year.
I like your sass in this video “ I know how to dress for the weather” lol
Thank you! xo
I liked it too! She was really into it lol
Love those wrap coats you have. Gorgeous! Aquatalia boots are so amazing and pricey! A tip: sign up for emails. They often have very good sales online. 30-40 %. I love sorrel as well . I love your advice Erin!
I love these tips for looking stylish and sleek in winter! They are so practical, and timely! Love the shout out to Watertown, NY! I'm from Carthage, NY and remember watching you on 7 News! I also shared this video with my daughter, who is now living in Syracuse! Thank you so much for all you do! I always look forward to your videos!
so our darling Erin, here's the question of the day, when are you going to design clothes for women? You have such a great grasp on what we need, what looks best on us, etc. Do tell . . . Hugs, Cindy
Good question. And I AGREE!
A good video: a great one would have been if you touched on skirts! God bless babe 💙
So helpful! These are good nuggets! 💠 I’m gonna take control of my scarf 🧣 so it doesn’t eat my head! 🤗
Great cold weather dressing tips! Some apply even in sunny CA. Thanks Erin, always luv your vlogs.
Glad you like them, Kathy! xo
My Go-To layer underneath my jeans, from November to March is IceBreaker or Smartwool long underwear. 100% merino wool, so breathable and comfortable, not itchy. LOVE! Also sooooo warm! I also wear a slim-fitting long-sleeved merino wool t-shirt under shirts and even under sleeveless sheath dresses -- like a black one under a black or colored dress, black tights and boots, voila!
I am in my late 30’s and needed something in between freezing school girl and the First Lady... Thank you!
I moved from southern east coast to midwest last year and I have no idea how to dress for cold weather. You helping me so much!!! Thank you! And I'm so glad I found your channel ☺️
I'm SO glad this was helpful! I'm glad you found me! xo
Erin your videos are killing it! 😊They are not only super helpful, but perfectly paced, well edited and so easy to follow with your demonstrations. Love love! Thank you for making these! 😊❤️
Thank you SO much, Sara! What a nice comment to read! I appreciate that! xo
I am allergic to wool and I can wear smart wool and do all winter long (Michigan). I started purchasing it for skiing years ago and found I now wear it in the winter under my trousers during the day. Your ideas are spot on. Those of us who live in colder winter states understand about layers. I also double layer my hats otherwise the wind goes right through. Great ideas.
That's interesting! I love smart wool. I often wear their base layers and socks when I ski. xo
@@BusbeeStyle You will probably laugh at this...but I now use a smart wool top and bottom for my PJs every night. My husband likes a very cool bedroom. So...no more sexy nighties!!! Try them for pjs, they are terrific.
Great tip on the shiny Spanx leggings! I live in chilly Northern Michigan and that tip is one I can use 4 months of the year!!
Thank you so much, you truly are the pro to go to for dressing right!
Very good points for winter wear!
Great ideas for layering. Definitely need it for six months of the year here in Canada.
Great tips, especially double hatting. Thanks Erin 👍👍👍👍
You are so welcome, Jane! xo
Oh my, that purple plaid coat is gorgeous. With your skinny jeans or tights, honestly, it does not look frumpy. Very stylish in my opinion
Loved it all! Thanks for all the cute ideas
You are so welcome, Madeline! xo