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Staying Warm in Style

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Le Moyne chapter.

Syracuse winters are rough. By my spring semester of freshman year, I had realized that those cute flats and leather jackets I liked to wear during New York City winters, was not going to cut it in this town.  Like many of us, I was a victim of the leggings phase where I wore leggings and a sweatshirt almost every day. Now as a senior,  I think I have become a pro at how to stay warm and still wear my favorite looks.
Here’s what I suggest:

Big and puffy coat and hat:
Choose a big/long coat as opposed to a short thin coat because you will soon realize that you will need to keep your whole body warm. Forget about hat hair—here, you will have to wear a hat to avoid your ears from freezing!

 

                       Oldnavy.com:$22.97                                                  Forever21.com: $8.80

Blazers: A blazer can give you that casual look you want for class and the professional look you need for your internship.

                                                    
    

                                                                                                  Wetseal.com: $24.50

Knit sweaters and cardigans: Try them and trust me you will not regret it.They are comfy, good for layering, and sure to keep you warm during that long 3-hour class.

                        Target.com: $6.98                                           Oldnavy.com: $19.99

Snow/rain boots: Those cute flats won’t last here. Invest in some snow boots because it will snow from November all the way to late March.


Piperlime.com
: $150

Omairys, a born and raised New York City gal of the Dominican descent, is a motivated Communications/Advertising major, with a minor in English. She does not know what she will do with her Communications degree after graduation but is ambitious enough to hope it will be something promising, as this field has been her passion for as long as she could remember. She is actively involved on campus, as she is President of El Progreso, a multicultural organization that strives to raise awareness of the Latino community. She loves to travel: she has traveled to Kenya to work at The Nyumbani Program and will be interning at our nation's capital her senior year! She is hard working, and excited to bring change to her campus---Le Moyne.