How to wear a Summer dress in Winter

Pink Pepper Paradise black dress

I’m wearing: Forever21 black dress, Mango turtleneck, Mango shoes, Calzedonia tights, Sammydress bag

I don’t know how do you feel, but for me it’s always very sad to say goodbye for the summer dresses when the weather starting to get colder. This year, I will not leave my summer wardrobe, I will mix my jumpers with my summer dresses as many people do it with the velvet dresses. Actually is very fashionable to wear t-shirt with spaghetty strap dress or a lace top. I think it’s always great if we are open minded and we are ready to experimenting with new things in fashion. So I bought a few turtleneck shirts in different colors and I took out my summer dresses in Winter.

Tips and tricks how to wear Summer dress in Winter:

Warm tights and over knee boots will keep your legs warm and match perfect for a Summer dress
Layers are key for a transitional wardrobe – layer a delicate lace turtleneck underneath
Wear a pullover over your summer dress
Top your summer dress with fur coat or west

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8 Comments

  1. 9. January 2017 / 13:27

    I love your style and tips. Living in a tropical country, it is an extra effort to plan what to wear during Autumn and Winter since we do not have it here in Manila. I was only able to get the hang of it when my family moved to Canada. I get to love Winter fashion too.

  2. 10. January 2017 / 1:09

    Your outfit looks good on you. I bet if that kind of dressing would be appropriate in our country. We live in a tropical country and often, we experience early summer. I also miss wearing turtlenecks. I seldom wear blouses without buttons or zipper in front as I
    breastfeed.

  3. 10. January 2017 / 5:13

    I love fashion! I love the idea of recycled fashion, especially when the season and weather changes. I think it’s important in fashion to have your own style and be bold about it, and who knows maybe you’ll end up being the trendsetter or a game changer.

    I have this shibori shawl that I love wearing, I still need to look up some awesome videos on youtube on how to wear one that covers my shoulders and arms to make me look slimmer, as I do have big arms and wide shoulders.

    You look really great on this post, how did you take the pictures, or who was your photographer?

    By the way, great post. Cheers! 🙂

  4. 10. January 2017 / 9:31

    Nice photos! The outfit looks great. It certainly might be a different style. Here in Moscow, you do not see anyone walking around like this. It is just way too cold and I am really looking forward to summer. 🙂

  5. 10. January 2017 / 17:18

    Love the black and white ensemble. It looks minimalistic, simple, and chic. I particularly like that it’s loose, and it’s something that I’m most comfy wearing. But at the same time, you don’t look like you’re in your sweatpants because of the color 🙂

  6. 11. January 2017 / 7:35

    I’ve always been a fan of layering like this. I used to wear all my summer clothes in winter in all sorts of layers. I had about 8 long sleeve basics and wooly vests to mix up with my summer clothes. Great patterned or basic leggings always a great addition as well. I was intrigued at the zipper on that dress, it almost looks like a skirt and top. Love the boots!

  7. 11. January 2017 / 8:24

    I love the overall look and feel of your outfit. The color and cut is so chic and classy. When I was in Copenhagen, most of the ladies I saw wore this color scheme. I don’t think I can pull this look off here in the tropics but maybe when I travel back to Europe, I’d try this ensemble. I especially love the summer dress because it is simple and looks really effortless and lightweight.

  8. 12. January 2017 / 6:45

    i like mix and matching. i also do this when i want to use my old clothes and make it look as new. love those boots. when its’ winter, it’s essential to have that. too bad we dont have winter season here in the philippines! but i still wear boots. when attending events. hahaha

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