10 Winter Wardrobe Essentials | Winter Fashion Basics Everyone Needs | Miss Louie

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▸ WHAT I’m WEARING:

▸ OTHER ITEMS FEATURED

1 | Long Sleeve Top

2 | Knitwear / Sweaters

3 | Warm Tights / Leggings

4 | Waterproof Parka or Puffer Jacket

5 | Non parka Coat

6 | Winter Boots

7 | Beanie

8 | Scarf

9 | Gloves

10 | Socks

FTC Disclaimer: This video was sponsored by Nordstrom. Items were still purchased by me w/personal funds & all opinions are always my own. Links above are affiliate. THANK YOU for your endless love & support! Xo -E

[clairedubiel]

Thank you for making content catered to people living in colder winter climates even though the place where you live doesn’t require this level of winter coziness!

[yvonnedavis]

I live in Western WA with varied weather. It is so important to layer up. I too, don't like the air on my tummy. It makes me feel ill...weird, I know! My fave type of sock is from Sockwell. They make a fab knee high wool/cashmere blend! Stay warm and cozy this season!

[corinnestrasser]

I wish I could take you shopping with me! Love your videos!

[jacquelineh]

Can you please do a similar one for summer? I love these videos! You save so much of my time when i am trying to figure out what buy when creating a personal year-round capsule wardrobe.

[LisaIsabelle]

I love how all the info you gave are perfect even for super harsh cold winter. It goes down to -40°C/°F where I live (Montréal, Canada) and this is the first time I feel like a Winter Basic video applies to my reality! All I would have to do is add layers under my parka or pants/jeans if it's too cold. Also kuddo for not being afraid to show REAL winter boots like Sorel, not just the fancy ones who aren't good in a 30-40cm snowstorm. Once again, thank you queen! ♥

[mademoisellesachaaa]

I know people really love the Sorel boots, but as a Canadian who spends a ton of time outside for my sports, I strongly recommend Ugg Adirondack boots. They're like the best kept winter secret, they are the warmest boots and beat out Sorels hands down!

[damnslim]

Love this! Do you have a video on how to wear and wrap scarfs for winter?

[amyli_shanshan]

I love the research you give with every single one of your blogs and video. TEACH ME YOUR WAYS GIRLFRIEND!

[sandraa]

Spanx leggings are totally worth the price! Love mine. I have the faux pebbled leather and the camo leggings 💜💜💜 highly recommend

[TheLauren]

Great video as always. I agree with your list as a resident of DC, where it gets cold. I think a non parka coat is important for events/work travel. I do use a parka (a true weather rated one, not just a fashion one) on very cold days but I do not use it when I go to a special event or if I am traveling for work and meeting with clients. A parka seems inappropriate. I also have a pair of sorel boots - I use them only when it snows but for the few times a year I need them, they are a must. I will say that last year, when I visited my brother in New Hampshire, i had to go shopping for warmer clothes. I did not have stuff quite warm enough for New England. I learned never to go to New England in the winter.

[finn]

Just found you a couple weeks ago and can't stop watching your videos! You're so stylish and informative and it's clear how much effort you put into editing and providing links/alternative products. Wishing you so much more continued success!

[nicnothingnice]

Honey yes! Thick leggings under all of my pants! I'm into bright scarves and hats because of dark coats and messy weather so I'm visible and don't get hit by a car! Also in the Northeast US, we get lots of rain and puffers tend to get soggy. I found a warm waterproof outdoor/ski? coat at the thrift so that and my black down are my two winter coats. I wanted to replace my dressier wool coat with a new one but I'm kind of over it. the black down coat is my dressy one lol... Accept me in my parka or puffer, cause my outfit underneath is bomb lol 😂🤷🏾‍♀️😎 coat check!

[irairod]

I could've used a video like this one 30 years ago! I moved from a tropical island to the upper-mid-Atlantic many, many years ago, and I remember how miserable I was the first few winters because I didn't know how to properly layer. I thought throwing on a thick, puffy parka over any "one-ply" outfit would be enough, and of course it never was. There was no internet, no YouTube, no Pinterest to give me ideas, and I had no one close to guide me. I eventually learned what pieces/fabric weights/materials to invest in and wear together...but it would've been nice to have known from the beginning.

Still to this day, I hate wearing socks (like you) so I now buy very cute ones to encourage myself to choose socks and proper winter boots instead of ankle booties, which *still* feel like heavy!" under my once "I've never worn anything but sandals" feet.

I love your content and personality. I especially enjoy your office-wear capsules because they are functional but still colorful and with interesting silhouettes, unlike most others that are almost monochrome and rely on the same traditionally "corporate" pieces repeated day-after-day. Thanks for sharing your talent with the rest of us!

[evelynglick]

Love your videos! Please do a video on using clothes we already own and creating different outfits!

[kelly_mcgrath]

Oh my gosh those Marc Fisher boots!!! I need them in my life!!! As a new englander you did a great job with this, for us up here I almost feel like we’ve become resistant to the cold 😂 we all just go numb from December to March lol

[mon]

For head, I honestly recommend earmuffs. Beanies are nice, however they don't cover the ears completely, especially if the person pushes it further back of the head for fashion. Some of the earmuffs are very cute, they can go over beanies and under hoodie. That'll cover your ears completely.
For most warmth I choose leather gloves with a fuzzy material inside so it'll keep it toasty. Those two + a chunky scarf and I won't get cold.

[abbychua]

Omg I thought I was the only weirdo that gets a stomach ache when cold air hits my belly! Nice to know someone else has this issue lol

[helentran]

I love how you described everything. Also, i love your voice and your smile.

[marylafrance]

In Michigan, we wear Underarmor beneath the distressed jeans to keep skin from getting chapped if you're going to be outdoors. Once again you knocked it out of the park girl! Love the looks you put together here.

[LylyHec]

I live in a Tropical Island but I watched this because your content is awesome 💕