It adds a certain mood to the outfit, a delicate fabric can give you an elegant and royal look.Pavithra suggests, layering it with a shirt and pairing it with denims and a sneaker, to give you comfort and style while simultaneously keeping you warm.KimonoFor those who love the boho-chic look, Pavithra suggests throwing on a kimono. “An athleisure piece that can be styled a you please. “They are super easy to styled and gives you an effortless elegance.”Do not over do it, and make sure to maintain a balance, if the coat is long, wear a short t-shirt or shirt on the inside. They can be styled with a t-shirt or button down shirt along with your denims. “Though kimonos are beautiful to wear and they feel great when on, make sure that they are worn with pants that are well fitting, since the coat itself is loose and flowy, wearing a loose pant will make the you look bulky and the entire outfit would be unsightly,” she states.
Pair them along with leather/pleather pants for a complete edgy look,” says Pavithra. Shaila however, states that layering can go wrong if you do not keep your body shape in mind. Since the jacket divides your body, it can be teamed with both skirts and pants to create a fun out-going look. There is a wrong perception that only bikers wear leather jackets. It also is a way to use the clothes you have to it’s fullest capacity, never seeming like it is the same outfit worn over and over again.Duster CoatsA staple for any girl, the duster adds sophistication, yet being casual and non pretentious at the same time. They are super fun and comfortable to wear and are perfect for a day out with your girlfriends,” says Pavithra. This will give you structure, if the balance isn’t created and everything is loose and ill-fitting, you would look like a rag,” she adds..For those looking to spruce up their wardrobe collection and turn a drab outfit into a stylish one, investing in outerwear is the way to go. Shaila suggests going for a lace kimono which is readily available online or in the store.”
A leather jacket is a great investment and can be worn through the day.Leather JacketsA classic piece that most women do not own in India, says Sankesh.HoodiesMen and women opt for hoodies, a daily wear option that Sankesh personally finds apt for the Bengaluru weather. They are light weight and cover your arms and midsection. If the coat is loose, let your top worn on the inside be figure defining. Layering a solid coloured duster with a pastel shaded shirt or T-shirt within and on pencil fit pants.Fur coats give you a regal look. Tassels are a retro trend that have made a come back, seen in the 20s and 30s as the rock n’ roll trend, the style is now adorning the wardrobes of stars, social media influencers, stylists and so many others who have fallen for it’s casual, yet chic look. They are timeless and can be worn for ages, even passed on to the next generation, IP20 LED batten Suppliers yet it would look as stylish as ever. Play with textures and fabrics and experiment with outfits to create a novel ensembles,” she advises.
With so many options available it is important to know which one to pick, for what occasion and to compliment your body type. Layer them on denim shorts paired with ankle boots. It is in these moments that outerwear come to the rescue, throw a jacket, duster or a coat on and it instantly gives you a fresh look.Fur CoatsA lover of fur coats, Shaila calls them a ‘must-have’.Throwing light on the weather and its usage, SankeshRanka, Director Harper Seven Shirts states that though fur coats are beautiful to wear on a cold evening, or a late night party, they cannot be worn over and over again. However, she suggests being mindful of the fabric and the colours. The fabric of your outerwear she opines is the most important to look for among other things. Most often women lack sufficient time to pretty up for a daily work-day or a casual outing, but that is no reason to be any less stylish or trendy than with time on hand. Autumn and winter are the best seasons to get them out of your wardrobe.”
As the name suggests, the jacket has layers of fringes and is about waist or hip length. You can also dress it up with heels. Adding to this Shaila Shree MN, stylist, states that overcoats help in layering, a great way to define ones structure. What is now doing the rounds is short or cropped hoodies that do not serve the purpose of keeping you warm, if that is what makes you pick a hoodie on a cold morning, but it certainly makes a style statement,” she states. “Combine a loose fitted outerwear with a structured inner piece, bold colours with muted colours and heavy fabrics with lighter ones. The beauty of a fur coat is that it can be paired with a midi, a one piece or a pair of jeans.Fringe JacketsFringe overcoats are creating a roar Internationally and can be seen on runways with celebrities sporting them.Chiffon and floral kimonos are the best for a sunny day. It can be seen in shoes, bags, tops and jackets too.
The outfit looks great for a meeting or a work-day. Try a cool printed kimono with skinny jeans along with sandals or pump shoes. It gives you a royal look, she asserts.Outerwear is a one stop fashion saviour and one that requires little to no effort in wearing and teaming with other pieces of clothing. It is high maintenance and does not suit the Indian weather. You can also style it to look fierce and edgy depending on how long and how much of fringes you opt for,” says Shaila. While that may seem to be a problem, there is an easy solution to it that would work not just in layering but in styling an garment. Maintain a balance, she reiterates. The jacket if waist length and most often is, would be an essential in your wardrobe collection. But there is no harm in having one elegant piece to turn to, he says.There are many outerwear options available and some taking the fashion industry by storm, says Shaila. One can also wear the it in the evening by jazzing up the accessories, opines Shaila.”Layering is key in making your outfits fun and it can turn your plain outfits into interesting ones,” says Pavithra Rajanukunte fashion designer and sylist
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