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Stylish reasons to love winter

It might be cold and blustery but we’ve got some fashionable solutions to get you out of your seasonal hibernation. Try one or try them all for your chicest winter yet.
By Kate Daley
Jacob faux fur vest, winter fashion

La Canadienne

Lacy number

Who says all your winter boots have to be flat and practical? These Canadian-made suede lace-ups are perfect for traipsing around the city.

Kimber boots, $345. Available at La Canadienne.

Kimber boots, La Canadienne, winter fashionLa Canadienne

Feature fur

This boho-inspired vest is the perfect way to keep warm this season. Wear it for daytime with a turtleneck for a ski bunny look and glam it up at night with a pair of skinny jeans and a slouchy tee.

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Faux fur vest, $99.90. Available at Jacob.

Jacob faux fur vest, winter fashionJacob

Snood story

Don’t mess around with an unruly scarf — bundle up in a faux fur snood that will protect your neck and face. Plus it adds a luxurious touch to the neckline of your basic sweaters and jackets.

Snood, $35.50. Available at Shopesprit.ca.

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Esprit snood, scarf, scarves, winter fashionShopesprit.ca

Camel comeback

Skip basic black this year and opt for a camel coat. This shade is a classic and it’s back with gusto this season. Opt for a warm high-necked number that will take you from work to a formal dinner with ease.

Wilfred cashmere cocoon coat, $325. Available at Aritzia.

Wilfred cashmere cocoon coat, Aritzia, winter fashionAritzia

Like a glove

Protect chapped hands from the harsh winds with a leather driving glove. Look for a pair in a neutral that will work with all your winter outwear. Bonus: Find one with luxe details like a gold buckle.

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MICHAEL Michael Kors roller buckle leather gloves, $125. Available at Michael Kors.

MICHAEL Michael Kors leather gloves, winter fashionMichael Kors

Pretty little head

Just because hats are a necessity doesn’t mean you need to break out the old school pom pom toque to keep your ears warm. Try vintage-inspired headwear with a bit of bedazzling.

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Crisp gleam beanie, $58. Available at Anthropologie.com.

Anthropologie crisp gleam beanie, hat, winter fashion, toqueAnthropologie

Leg warmers

Keep your gams nice and toasty in a pair of thick leggings. Layer them underneath an oversize tee or sweater and a pair of fuzzy boots.

Leggings from Joe Fresh, $24. Available at Joe Fresh Style.

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Joe Fresh Style leggings, winter fashion, tightsJoe Fresh

No sweat

A cable-knit sweater is a cold weather must-have. Look for unique textures, chunky knits and draping to encompass the latest runway trends. Plus, this is a layering piece you’ll keep for years.

Open placket cable shrug sweater, Banana Republic collection, $134.

Banana Republic sweater, winter fashionBanana Republic

Dress up

Mix up your wardrobe with a patterned sweater dress. It’s the perfect go-to for easy weekend wear but you can also take it to the office with the right footwear.

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Jacquard tunic sweater, $42.90. Available at Dynamite.

Dynamite Jacquard tunic sweater, winter fashionDynamite

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