Wild, loud, exciting: colours and patterns for winterWe already see enough black, grey and neutrals in winter. That's why women's fashion is going particularly wild this season: animal prints from leopard to tiger are making their way onto blouses and jackets, while cute polka dots and traditional checked patterns are no longer just adorning pyjamas and accessories. This winter, you'll also be fighting the grey dreariness in terms of colour: A touch of red immediately puts you in a good mood. Go super stylish with red winter shoes and a matching red hat. If you like it quieter, brown tones are currently playing a leading role. Camel, chestnut, chocolate and co. look great on coats, biker jackets and quilted waistcoats, for example.
Hard meets soft: the materials of the seasonJackets, coats and co. are also inspired by the animal kingdom when it comes to materials. Faux fur from teddy to imitation lambskin keeps you warm on winter walks, and leather is also back in all its forms. Strong textures take centre stage: knitwear turns its stitches into 3D patterns on jumpers, corduroy transforms easy leggings into extra-soft winter trousers. Cashmere, silk and lace ensure luxury on the skin and in the look.
Bring on the sub-zero temperatures: How to style the trendsA classic midi skirt in a body-hugging shape is the it-piece of feminine winter fashion. The midi length not only emphasises your curves, but also confident boots. Wide shaft or overknee? The main thing is to stand out - and always wear them with your favourite coat. The classic two-piece look currently ensures vintage elegance: blazer over a warm jumper, matching elegant trousers, straight-cut coat. The colours create excitement: dark red two-piece suit with a camel coat - or vice versa!
