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The New Winter Essentials

  • The New Winter Essentials
    By Alexis JonnsonSpring's pretty pastels and lightweight dresses may already be in stores, but baby, it's still cold outside. As we enter the mid-winter hump into February, here are ten updated takes on classic winter essentials—all under $250. These playful pieces will stave off boredom and keep you cozy till the temperature rises.
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Be weather ready with this suede version of the rugged duck boot. The faux-fur trimming and waterproof finish help you brave blustery weather in style.SHOP NOW: Sorel Weather Boots, $229
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Cashmere-lined leather gloves in a bright hue will punch up your winter wardrobe and protect your hands from the harsh elements.SHOP NOW: Nordstrom Lined Leather Gloves, $69
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Crewneck sweaters that allude to après-ski are both fashionable and fun. Pick one in a marled multicolor or one with a little neon pop, to brighten the road into spring. SHOP NOW: Topshop Chunky Knit Sweater, $84
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Dressed up with a pencil skirt and heels or down with your favorite worn-in denim and ballet flats, this classic find is the epitome of effortless chic. SHOP NOW: J.Crew Silk Blouse, $98
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Animal prints add an unexpected element to the old favorite. Try a darker aubergine in a velvet fabric for a cold weather–appropriate update. SHOP NOW: Joe's Velvet Leopard Skinny Jeans, $189
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Top off your day look with a military-inspired anorak. A faux fur–trimmed hood and drawstring ties at the waist will keep the look feminine and flattering.SHOP NOW: Delia's Cotton Fishtail Coat, $40
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Break away from the boring and slip on tights in everything from peacock feathers to houndstooth to polka dots. For a slimming effect, seek out darker shades with vertical patterns.SHOP NOW: Topshop Wine Peacock Lace Tights, $24
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Perfect for pairing with delicate socks or knitwear tights, these vintage-inspired heels can be worn with your favorite flippy skirt or tailored trousers. SHOP NOW: Mrkt T-Strap Patty Pumps, $80
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Athletic-inspired jogging pants in ultra-soft cashmere are the perfect combo of laidback and luxe. Pair with lace-up heeled booties and a leather jacket to make the look going-out ready. SHOP NOW: T by Alexander Wang Pants, $119
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  • The New Winter Essentials
    Whether you prefer a floppy felt, a retro cloche or a woodsy trapper hat, a winter cap that adds a little flair will lift your spirits and make the cold weather more bearable.SHOP NOW: Rag & Bone Dunaway Hat, $105NEXT ON GLO: Winter Wise: Best Hats for Cold Weather
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  • The New Winter Essentials

    1 of 11

    By Alexis Jonnson

    Spring's pretty pastels and lightweight dresses may already be in stores, but baby, it's still cold outside. As we enter the mid-winter hump into February, here are ten updated takes on classic winter essentials—all under $250. These playful pieces will stave off boredom and keep you cozy till the temperature rises.

  • The Boot

    2 of 11

    Be weather ready with this suede version of the rugged duck boot. The faux-fur trimming and waterproof finish help you brave blustery weather in style.

    SHOP NOW: Sorel Weather Boots, $229

  • The Gloves

    3 of 11

    Cashmere-lined leather gloves in a bright hue will punch up your winter wardrobe and protect your hands from the harsh elements.

    SHOP NOW: Nordstrom Lined Leather Gloves, $69

  • The Sweater

    4 of 11

    Crewneck sweaters that allude to après-ski are both fashionable and fun. Pick one in a marled multicolor or one with a little neon pop, to brighten the road into spring.

    SHOP NOW: Topshop Chunky Knit Sweater, $84

  • The Blouse

    5 of 11

    Dressed up with a pencil skirt and heels or down with your favorite worn-in denim and ballet flats, this classic find is the epitome of effortless chic.

    SHOP NOW: J.Crew Silk Blouse, $98

  • The Jean

    6 of 11

    Animal prints add an unexpected element to the old favorite. Try a darker aubergine in a velvet fabric for a cold weather–appropriate update.

    SHOP NOW: Joe's Velvet Leopard Skinny Jeans, $189

  • The Jacket

    7 of 11

    Top off your day look with a military-inspired anorak. A faux fur–trimmed hood and drawstring ties at the waist will keep the look feminine and flattering.

    SHOP NOW: Delia's Cotton Fishtail Coat, $40

  • The Tights

    8 of 11

    Break away from the boring and slip on tights in everything from peacock feathers to houndstooth to polka dots. For a slimming effect, seek out darker shades with vertical patterns.

    SHOP NOW: Topshop Wine Peacock Lace Tights, $24

  • The Pump

    9 of 11

    Perfect for pairing with delicate socks or knitwear tights, these vintage-inspired heels can be worn with your favorite flippy skirt or tailored trousers.

    SHOP NOW: Mrkt T-Strap Patty Pumps, $80

  • The Pant

    10 of 11

    Athletic-inspired jogging pants in ultra-soft cashmere are the perfect combo of laidback and luxe. Pair with lace-up heeled booties and a leather jacket to make the look going-out ready.

    SHOP NOW: T by Alexander Wang Pants, $119

  • The Hat

    11 of 11

    Whether you prefer a floppy felt, a retro cloche or a woodsy trapper hat, a winter cap that adds a little flair will lift your spirits and make the cold weather more bearable.

    SHOP NOW: Rag & Bone Dunaway Hat, $105

    NEXT ON GLO: Winter Wise: Best Hats for Cold Weather

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