A Week’s Worth of Cold-Weather Outfits to Wear on Repeat

Morning meeting? You’re covered—from head to toe, actually. This outfit puts to bed any notion that dresses aren’t winter attire, and the waist-cinching belted blazer confirms that you indeed came ready to crush the day.

It’s easy, it’s professional, it’s bringing ’90s Meg Ryan vibes and we’re here for all of it. Keep the look modern with a statement-sleeve sweater and break out those crisp white booties.

Leather is very in, but it doesn’t have to give off rock-band vibes. Pair your cropped leather pants (skip the patent finish) with a casual fleece or sherpa jacket that hits at the hips. Punctuate the look with animal-print shoes (swap in booties for heels if the temps are just too low). Proof that you can pile on the trends and still look easygoing.

Don’t retire your satin skirt just yet—instead, meet it halfway with a roomy sweater and tall slouchy boots, the star footwear of the season. This skirted outfit leaves no room for a draft, and you can always warm it up with a cozy pair of tights underneath.

Casual Friday, but make it chic. This variation of winter whites hits the mark because each texture is decidedly winterized. What’s more seasonal than fuzzy fabrics and sturdy denim?

You didn’t think we’d leave out leopard, did you? Play up an otherwise simple look with a bold leopard coat. This is your chance to wear that really basic ensemble (hey, we never said basic was bad) without falling back into your rut.

Whether you’re headed to brunch (every season is mimosa season) or running errands around town, this is a cozy choice that’s still elevated thanks to a fresh way to wear the sweater. Instead of layering the cardigan over a shirt, treat it like a blouse and button it all the way up. French-tuck it into the front of comfortable denim and then slip into your favorite pair of walking boots.