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How to Incorporate Summer Pieces into Your Winter Wardrobe

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

Winter is here, bringing the sleet and the snow. If you are anything like me, you still have your tee-shirts and flip flops in your closet waiting for the temperatures to rise. Don’t let your summer clothes sit there! Here are six ways to transform your winter wardrobe with your summer clothes. The best thing about using your old clothes is that you don’t need to spend extra money on new clothes-save it for new bathing suits or sunglasses!

Boot Socks

Anything can match with boots if you have a black or tan pair. You can wear them with any outfit, and with the snow piling up this winter, you can be sure that your feet won’t get wet and be uncomfortable in the cold weather.

Use your winter accessories to your advantage

The easiest way to really take your summer pieces into winter glam is by accessorizing! Accessorize with gloves, hats, and scarves because temperatures can sometimes be below freezing. You don’t have to let the cold take away your personal style!

Put Long Sleeve Shirts Under Jumpsuits

This is my favorite winter hack! Pay attention to what tones or colors match your jumpsuits, and place an undershirt of your choice to keep you warm this winter while still looking fabulous! This makes for a cute outfit, and it can spice up your daily routine of just wearing leggings or jeans in the winter.

Jackets For Days

Jackets are a simple way to add layers and personal style. Place your jean jacket over a cute outfit to layer and add a unique touch! Use a leather jacket to add flare to your outfit, as it is perfect for going out on weekends.

 

Lynsey Stanicki

Muhlenberg '21

My name is Lynsey Stanicki and I'm from New Jersey. I am a double major in Media/Communications and Theatre at Muhlenberg College. I also run my own podcast called A Work In Progress. Thank you for reading!
Hello! My name is Caroline Kinney, and I am the Campus Correspondent of the Muhlenberg Her Campus Chapter! I am originally from Leesburg, Virginia (D.C./Maryland/Virginia area) and currently a sophomore majoring in Theatre with a minor in Creative Writing. I am elated to be entering into this position at Her Campus Muhlenberg. My primary goals as the President/Editor-In-Chief of the chapter is to have an intersectionality approach to all of our content and to create a special bond between every team member in the chapter. Lover of corgis, guacamole, and intersectional feminism. I am so excited for this semester!