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18/09/2025

Autumn is here - How to Layer Clothes Effectively

Layering clothes is an art that not everyone can master easily. Layering can be practical in terms of allowing you to take off or put layers on to stay comfortable, but it is also a great way to create unique outfits and show off multiple pieces at once. This post will offer a few tips for men on layering that will help elevate your personal style while adding functionality to your outfits. Wear the Thinnest Items Underneath First, you should keep the lighter/thinner fabrics closer to your body and the thicker ones on the outside. This creates a more cohesive look and ensures that you can easily remove outer layers if you become too warm. As an example, you could wear a cotton button-down shirt under a merino wool jumper or a plain T-shirt under a corduroy overshirt with the buttons undone. Try Out Different Textures Texture is a game-changer when it comes to layering. Combining fabrics like wool, cotton, and denim can create depth and character to your outfits while also creating a ......
21/12/2014

Street Style Sunday - Christmas Jumper Love

So being 30 weeks pregnant I am all about big comfy and cosy jumpers at the moment and what good timing with it being Christmas and all, so why not have a little fun and get festive with a few novelty jumpers. The lovely people at Bonmarche asked me to choose my favourite two and I opted for this bright and cherry Robin red breast and super soft Owl jumper which is festive but not so much I can't wait it later in the winter season. Jumpers from Bonmarch - Scarfs from Nice Market France, Denim jacket Topshop I am all about chunky knits and scarfs during winter and I am on the look out for a cute fair-isle knitted hat, hopefully there will be something in the January sales. What have you been wearing this past wintery week in the run up to Christmas? Come and show it off and join in with Street Style Sunday linkup An InLinkz Link-up ...