Winter fashion plays a crucial role not only in creating a stylish ensemble but also in ensuring comfort and protection from the cold. The changing seasons demand a special approach to the wardrobe, and winter clothing becomes an integral part of this transition. Warm coats, snug sweaters, soft scarves, and headwear not only add elegance to the look but also provide the necessary defense against the chilly climate.
In collaboration with a style expert, we’ve curated the top 7 fashionable winter outfits.
Kristina Novitska is a media image stylist and an Image and Color Expert based on the Manswell system.
Currently residing in London, Kristina Novitska serves not only as a style expert but also as a semiotics expert. With over 10 years of experience working with clients across Europe and the CIS, she is a connoisseur of personal presentation and image creation.
Accreditations and Training:
As a certified professional, Kristina completed her training at leading international style schools, including the prestigious fashion institute Istituto Marangoni in Milan and the British School of Color Analysis Colour Me Beautiful in Manchester. She also gained unique experience and knowledge at the Baltic Academy of Style, BOGOMOLOV Image School in Riga, Latvia.
With her unparalleled style and professionalism, Kristina has crafted images for successful personalities in Ukraine and the CIS, such as the musical group “Skai” and Nesia Ferdman. Her expertise extends from art figures to politicians and entrepreneurs, accentuating their individuality through their appearance.
Collaborations and Partnerships:
Kristina collaborates with well-known Ukrainian brands such as Must Have, Intuicia, Lambre, VSI.SVOI, infusing each ensemble with a unique style. Her works grace the pages of leading fashion publications such as L’Officiel, Pink, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire Ukraine, and Vogue Ukraine.
Media Expertise:
Beyond being a stylist, Kristina is a media expert who has participated in various television projects, including INSIDER on ICTV, the reality show “Panyanka-Selyanka” on TET, “Liga smekha” on Inter, and “Holostyak” on STB. She has also been part of projects like “Znaydeno v Ukrayini” and “Tvoi Den” on the 1+1 channel.
Trainer and Author:
As a color trainer for the “Backstage” beauty salon network in Ukraine, Kristina has a significant influence on the beauty industry in the country.
She has developed her own signature course, “Your Style – Your Success,” attracting over 15,000 participants.
Global Tours and Masterclasses:
Kristina has conducted offline masterclasses titled “Image that Empowers” in 25 cities across Ukraine, as well as in Georgia, Hungary, Poland, France, and Latvia, unraveling the secrets of successful style.
Continuation of Transformation:
As an image and color expert at the largest publishing house “Ranok,” Kristina continues to contribute to the lives and styles.
With skill and passion, Kristina Novitska doesn’t just create images – she embodies the art of transformation. Her work is a harmonious blend of style, color, and media expertise, making her an integral part of the world of fashion and style.
Dior
The winter collection by Dior is dedicated to inspiring personalities: Christian Dior’s sister, Catherine, “who returned from a concentration camp and became a successful entrepreneur,” as well as the outstanding French actresses and singers Juliette Gréco and Édith Piaf.
While allusions to the first two heroines lingered in the air, the connection to the third was boldly expressed – the quote “Je ne regrette rien” (“I regret nothing”) adorned a white T-shirt. The sound of Piaf’s 1956 song concluded the fashion presentation, where black total looks gave way to dresses with unusual leopard and floral prints, as if blurred during printing. These, in turn, made room for stylish bombers and coats in muted gray-green check patterns.
Dolce & Gabbana
In the new season, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana are once again emphasizing sensuality. However, it’s not the sheer lingerie that will keep you warm. Instead, furs, shearlings, classic coats with sharp shoulders can provide both stylish and comfortable warmth.
Interestingly, Dolce & Gabbana have once again delved into the brand’s archives this time. Some ensembles even featured a tag indicating the year of their prototype: 1991, 1995, 2002.
Fendi
The brand remains true to itself. Winter through Fendi’s eyes is synonymous with simplicity and elegance. The outfits are predominantly monochromatic, crafted from luxurious fabrics, with maxi lengths and beautiful draping, ruffles, and, in some models, featuring asymmetrical hems and decorative elements.
Original button-up knitted dresses, long velvet skirts, as well as turtlenecks and knitted sweater suits paired with knee-length skirts, showcase Fendi’s unique touch.
Fendi has also introduced several variations of trouser suits, some of which are complemented by pleated skirts reminiscent of a tennis-inspired aesthetic.
Prada
This time, Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada chose to pay homage to those who wear uniforms, as the collection features many references, particularly to military fashion: military green hues, epaulettes, parkas, sharp tailoring, military-style shirts, and ties.
However, the most distinctive part of the collection became the footwear, as it was crafted in the form of origami and also presented in various vibrant colors.
Hermes
The collection commenced with layered ensembles in deep red and burgundy tones, each completed with suede thigh-high boots featuring a wide rounded toe. The heels, seemingly turned upside down, could serve as an ideal option for women seeking a comfortable alternative to stilettos.
Monochromatic total looks in deep chocolate, terracotta, beige, and shades of melted milk. The outfits were constructed in multiple layers: ribbed knitwear, long shorts, and straight midi skirts complemented luxurious cashmere coats, leather capes, and voluminous fur coats.
Bottega Veneta
Bottega Veneta’s winter collection is a bold combination of shapes, volumes, and textures. Pastel shades like pale pink and blue seamlessly blend with darker colors such as burgundy and black, creating a refined and luxurious image.
One of the key features of this collection is the voluminous dresses and coats that emphasize femininity and opulence. Incredibly soft and silky fabrics provide a unique sense of comfort and elegance. Impeccable tailoring and attention to detail make each piece special and unique.
Louis Vuitton
Nicolas Ghesquière’s winter ensembles are overtly intriguing. They are simple yet remain at a high level. Merging street style with science fiction, the collection offers attire for any occasion.
Voluminous shoulders, slit trousers replacing the worn-out ripped jeans, masks, and long scarves. While masks may be suitable for special occasions, soft and warm scarves are a must-have for winter leisure. It’s not just about warmth; it’s also about style.