so you really have to think about what first impression do you want to channel when you walk into a room so to illustrate that better i obviously put together an example for you guys here we're starting off with the skeleton under layer of a white sweatshirt and black leather pants and a quick little side point five tip here is oftentimes what we forget about is the small invisible layers that we can start from the skin a really nice way that i like to insulate without adding too much fabric is tights the friction that they cause in between your pants and your skin actually generates a lot of warmth so tights are a foolproof way and i also like to throw on thin skin type bodysuits like this one underneath my big fat sweaters to also add an extra layer of insulation and that often deters me from needing to throw on my thickest coat with that being said moving up from the base layer of the tights and the jumpsuit i am channeling this super comfy jumper which i have been eyeing for so long i absolutely love the olive green text and the whimsical font i'm such a stickler for fonts and i paired it with these very very flattering leather pants but depending on what shoes and coat you pair it with look how crazy the vibes change in alternate universe number one i threw on these chunky platform sneakers they add like three inches to my high i freaking love them and this cropped oversized puffer and immediately just get athleisure youthful comfy college student on her way to freaking sleigh at the library but if you do a complete NUMBER_TOKEN to alternate universe number two if i just switch out those chunky shoes for these sleek clear delune heels and replace the cropped oversized puffer with a long blazer trench coat look i immediately look like i can walk into any bar and not get id'd and that i have my life together and i have a great credit score there's instantly so much more chicness and sophistication none of those aesthetics are necessarily better than the other but just think about what vibe do you want to portray and making sure you curate your outerwear to that identity that you want to convey the next tip that i want to tell you guys is that the length of your coat deserves a lot of attention especially when you're wearing things like dresses or skirts because for all my friends who refuse to give up dresses and skirts during the cold months as much as we love them they are often painful to style with the cold as well as pairing them with coats so my foolproof rule is when you are wearing things that are long and wide like this brown maxi skirt that gives me such good pilgrim vibes drenched in autumn and pumpkin juice but it does tend to engulf my entire frame in those situations i would recommend opting for cropped and oversized top outerwear that call more attention and balance out the top of your frame so that there's still an illusion of an hourglass figure and your finger isn't completely lost you can see how i do that here by throwing on this cropped oversized puffer jacket it matches with my tights and my boots on the bottoms which is always helpful its crops nature immediately preserves my waistline to be at the same level as my skirt now in comparison if i threw on something like that gorgeous brown leather jacket from before although the colors streamline together very well the longer length covers up the
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