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What to wear to an event when it's cold

A formal outfit for event in cold weather, picked from real pieces, with why it works and the one change that matters.

What to wear to an event when it's cold

Also for this day: men's · women's

Burgundy Cashmere Roll-neckRoll-neck
Burgundy Cashmere Roll-necksmart · Burgundy
Navy Wool TrousersTrouser
Navy Wool Trousersformal · Navy
Camel Wool OvercoatCoat
Camel Wool Overcoatformal · Camel
Brown DerbyDerby
Brown Derbyformal · Brown
Burgundy Wool ScarfScarf
Burgundy Wool Scarfsmart · Burgundy

Burgundy Cashmere Roll-neck, Navy Wool Trousers, Camel Wool Overcoat, Brown Derby, Burgundy Wool Scarf. A formal combination for event in cold weather, with the lightest colour sitting closest to your face.

For an event, pick one hero piece and build around it: a single strong colour or texture, everything else support. Cold weather is about layers you can shed indoors: a knit under an overcoat does more for warmth and polish than one thicker piece. Read the room before you read your wardrobe: the same day can want a sharper or a softer answer depending on who you are seeing, and the middle is usually the safer place to land.

  • ·Keep the hem and the shoes in the same tone.
  • ·The innermost layer is the one people see; make it a good one.
  • ·Pick the palette before the pieces. Two neutrals and one accent rarely fails.
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