How to stay truly warm AND look chic all through winter |
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- Today I’m sharing some of my best winter layering tips with you all. Everything mentioned is linked below. Enjoy babes! - @USELESS_DK
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I can't believe I've never thought to put a thin puffer jacket under a wool coat - genius
5 tips on staying warm from me, that have cold hands and feet no matter the season and live in a place where the common winter-temperature is about -10 to -20 degrees Celsius (and at least one day per year down to -30 degrees).
-Buy wintershoes that are one size bigger than your normal shoes so you can layer socks as well. If it's too thight, you wont stay warm. It is the air between each layer that keeps you warm, not the layers themselves! I usually wear a pair of normal socks (not the ones made of really thin and cheap fabric, but some that has a little more quality in them) and a pair of knitted wool socks in my shoes at winter. The soles in the shoes need to be good in order to keep away the cold from underneath your shoes. There exists (at least here) insertable soles that are "insulated" to keep the feet warm, to buy.
Where I live, we don't have on shoes inside, so it is not a problem that my feet would be too warm when I go inside.
-Most heat goes away from your body from hands, feet, bum and head, which means that these parts are the important ones. NEVER go out without something on your head and your hands if you want to stay warm, and have a jacket that it so long that it covers your bum even if you sit down.
I do not understand why every vlogger I see doing styling tips+ keeping warm never wear gloves and very seldom something on their head. There are so many beautiful gloves and hats/beanies that can give your outfit that little extra and at the same time keeping you warm. If these parts are properly covered, I feel like you don't need as much bulk on your torso as you otherwise would put on.
-As I mentioned earlier, it is the air between each layer that keeps you warm, not the layers themselves. To ensure that you stay warm, you must ensure that the air between each layer stays there. This means no gaps (e.g. bare ankles or a gap between the sleeve and the glove) where the cold air can come in underneath your clothes.
I ensure this in the baselayer by having the socks going over the thermal underwear on the ankles and having the underwear/baselayers overlap each other in the bum area. I always have a long sleeved shirt or jumper that covers my wrists OR (because I have really long arms and have difficulty finding clothes with long enough sleeves) wear knitted wrist-warmers on top of my clothes but under my outerwear, that is easy to take off when I come indoors. And a really good scarf (on top of a turtle neck if it's really cold) is essential to keeping out the cold air in the neck area.
-In the winter I usually wear 2-3 layers on my legs + a pair of "warmth-trousers" (I have no idea what that really is in English) if it's more important to stay warm than being stylish (which it always is when it's really cold) and 2-4 layers on my torso + a jacket of some sort.
Where I live, the difference between the temperature inside and outside is really big in the winter, which means that I need to have really effective outerwear or more then one layer of my outfit that I only wear outside, that I can take off when I go inside. So the outfits for me in the winter cosists of "clothes to wear inside" that is good for the inside temperature and also works as a base for the "clothes to wear outside". I have never seen someone on the internet that have made this difference in the outfit. I have only seen people that wiew the outfit as a whole.
-Wool. Is. The. Best. Thing. Ever. My thermal-wear is made out of wool and it is the most breathable and warm thermal-wear that I have used. And it's thin and soft also. Woolsocks keeps also the warmth so much better than sock made of syntetic fibres. The material that your clothes are made of can really make a difference.
About the knitwear being selfcleaning: what I know, it is garments made out of wool that is selfcleaning, not knitwear itself even if most knitwear are wool-based. (It's not the fibres being knitted insted of wowen that make it selfcleaning, it is the fibres itself.)
Great tips!
Yes I also do not understand the naked ankles. I mean are we really freezing? Then warm your ankles, head and hands!!!!
Totally can relate to the "clothes to wear inside" vs "clothes to wear outside." It gets -30 C in the winter where I live, and even -40 for a few days. At that point, we dress to be chic for our inside clothes, and then just pile clothes on for outside: sweatpants, patterned pajama pants, whatever fits over our clothes. Then we remove all of the outer layers once we get inside. It is something of a ritual when we get to work to remove our pajama pants without breaking conversation with our colleagues. And I always keep a wool wrap at my desk to add extra warmth inside.
@@jenniferhenry1692 Ha ha u paint a brilliant (if chilly!) picture!😂😂😂
Great tips and agree with the lack of tips on cold outdoor but warm indoor temperatures. Which is why sometimes I can't do thermal long underwear. Once inside I am roasting in them and you can't easily take them off. I've tried doing long socks and long coat, that keep me warm outside. Once inside if it gets too hot I can fold down the socks to help cool off a bit. For work, I try to keep some indoor shoes, so I can flick off the boots and have regular shoes indoors.
After moving to Finland I had to learn the crash course of layering. After 3 winters here I’m finally getting the hang of it! My go to is to wear tights/stockings under pants to keep legs and toes warm. For me, once my toes are cold it’s game over for my mood.
Really interested in the Organic Basics you mentioned. I already have a winter capsule tho and don’t actually “need” anything new! 😅 the struggles of living a balanced and conscious life!
Enjoyed all the new recording locations too 😍✨ Hope your week is going well ❤️
My feet, toes, make the same claim in my life - I have found that llama wool socks are awesome - expensive, but awesome - and Costco's wool blend trail socks. I buy boots a size larger to make room for extra socks and toe warmers!
Same here. Used to have cold toes all the time. Five years ago I discovered 100% cashmere socks and never looked back. A total game changer. I can now go for long winter walks and be outside for hours - and I'm in Canada. They were around US$10 and have lasted me for 5 years. Hope you find a way to keep your toes warm and toasty :)
I love wool in the rain! Wool gets warm in wet weather, and although it doesn't repel water, it doesn't seem to matter that it absorbs water. In fact, my favourite hat in the rain is my Brixton wide-brim felt fedora. I'm on the west (wet) coast (Pacific North America) and I wear wool year-round. But, I should say, I don't mind 100% wool garments. The Achilles Heel of wool is wind, in my opinion.
PS Great video!!! I love this channel!!
Love this video. I rewatch it every winter.
Thank you, Signe. All great outfits. Loved the raincoat with the wellies. It truly does look stylish. Well done!
Amazing video all these years later! Thank you for getting me ready for the Southern Hemisphere 2022 winter! xx
Love all your outfits! Great inspiration for winter chic.
All great looks with excellent and practical yet stylish suggestions, thank you, Signe. 👌
You're slowly becoming my favorite on this platform! I enjoy your videos immensely. U look so pretty with your hair up btw 😍
Great video! You’re always so thorough:). I live just outside the city of Chicago. It gets very cold and windy here, so layering is a MUST. I wear Marino wool underlayers from November through March. They make such a difference. One thing I wish I could wear is a hat. No matter what kind or how loose they are, they give me headaches. So, instead, I wear a blanket scarf since they are big enough to wrap around my head and neck.
Hey, I'm wearing that PT Nikita Sweater right now :) I also have sensitive skin so organic cotton or cashmere or merino wool are my friends. Love your layers for where I live. But most places in Canada (except the West Coast) you can't really wear shorter jeans with ankle boots and expect to stay warm. Long boots with excellent grips on the bottom, worn outside the jeans are your friend in -30 Celsius. Check out some of the Quebec companies. The combo of French style + cold weather savvy makes for some pretty good stuff, some of it made right here in Canada.
Thank you for a video that's equal parts about practicality and style.
Love your videos and the tips with layering for winter ❄
All outfits look great plus they keep you warm
All I can say you're awesome love your style love this video thanks Signe you're very stylish you have inspired this 53 year old grandma and people notice my new way of dressing it's great blessings to you and your family
Alicia Nuno that’s not old!
Bramstoker thanks 😊
for me what helps is layering thights/leggings etc under jeans etc - also works great for my school that refuses to put the heating on and we have a uniform. also the long sleeves under t-shirt kinda helps- and a strange on for me but still is good is wearing a corset under clothes ( with something under the corset too- NEVER put corset in bare skin )
...really love the Tretorn raincoat. I have never heard of this brand so will definitely check it out! Great video , thank you Signe.
Signe, to me you are truly an expert in winter layering and still look stylish and chic at the same time. Especially the Everlane renew puffer under the wool coat, it just looks so stylish and put together!
Looking amazing as always😍.
Love this!! I just moved to a cold rainy climate and can use all the tips and outfit inspo!!!
Great suggestion! With being in the 20s and ice covering everything here in the Mid West, my suggestion is to sit by the fireplace with a big cup of hot chocolate. Tee Hee Boy it cold. Thanks for providing this helpful information to be considered before you open that door to step out into the winter blast. Thanks for sharing and continued blessing in 2019.
That grey sweater looks lovely on you! :)
Wonderful sweater choices. Getting dressed is a serious workout! Please do a glamour holiday season (sustainable of course!) Thank you!
Love this! I live in Michigan, USA, where it is currently 25 F! We also get lots of snow and ice because our state is a set of peninsulas surrounded by giant lakes. I have a heavy vintage wool coat that I wear in this weather. I find that vintage wool is far warmer and thicker, so check your thrift stores!
I have a professional job and so have to dress for the office everyday and take public transport. I survive with lots of thinner layers and wear a blazer under my coat. This also looks super chic. If you want to wear some heels, check out wedges with tread, you can walk on the ice and in the snow with those without derfing it. Good luck, I’m looking forward to reading the comments! ❄️
Oh, and fleece lined tights are amazing as well!
Yeah! Was so looking forward to your video!
omg layering puffer underneath a wool coat is such a wonderful idea o_O its a pity that I'm only seeing it today - yesterday I already shopped for winter outerwear. I also think that wool coats look way more cooler than puffers.
It’s super cold here in Colorado and these tips helped me!!! Thanks for sharing!
Love you Signe, you are so cool and such a style inspiration! Xo
Love the way you wear your scarf. It looks sooo cozy.
Can you demonstrate how to wrap it?
Great video, thank you! Just discovered your channel :) i like your classic and minimalistic style.
Your closet is just 👌👌👌👌
Really enjoyed this one ...you got your “ mojo “ back x
Great video, great ideas!!
Wool is not so bad in the rain! A nice thick and long wool coat is perfect where I live because it rains all the time and from all angles
Loved this video!! I've been wanting a camel colored coat!
came across your channel and i am inlove with your minimal/monochrome closet. 💕
Nicely done....practical, logical and lovely outfits....stay warm in Denmark....Hugs
Thank you,really useful video. Will help to plan ahead
I am saving this video for reference because you have packed it with info on sustainable brands.
Loved specially the outfit you were wearing when you talked on the video. Getting inspo to my trip tomorrow to the US ⛄️ . In my country is 30•C right now. 😅 Love, Karen
It's going to snow tomorrow and I am so unprepared!!! Needed this video
I enjoy your videos and have been following you for over a year. You look great in this gray sweater - just the right shade of soft gray. Thank you for telling us about the sustainable brands you find and giving extra details about their products or ethos. I’ll be ordering from Organic Basics. Love your website too!
Off subject.. BTW: I recall that your Everlane loafers were not perfect for you, so I purchased the Modern Loafer a full size larger than my normal size. I’ve worn it three times and it is comfortable and the leather is flexible. I wondered if you resell items (I us Poshmark in the US) in which case, if your loafers are still not working out, you could sell them and try the larger size or change styles without wasting (except for the financial loss!). Best wishes.
wow!!! amaazing ,clasiiis ,basic loooks
My winter trick is to wear all bright color ski hats and scarfs (these can thrifted or bought preloved).Plus I love tights under a dress with booties.
I’ve been consifering buying that Everlane sweater you are wearing for my capsule wardrobe. It looks SO nice on you, I think I’ll have to pick it up :) Thanks for the inspiration! We are getting snow for the first time this season tomorrow here in New England ❄️
I ordered the Blush version of the Everlane 100% sweater and I love it...fits well, soft to touch and is excellent..you will like it..
It's a bit less cold here (Belgium) but it can still get pretty cold, it really freezes (-5 ° c) at least ten days a year. The rest of winter being somewhere between 7° c to - 3 ° c. And I am temperature-sensitive, So, all the layering is definitely helpful for me. But I have a very delicate frame and I quickly get very owerpowered by lots of clothes. More fabric than actual me, in a way I'm literally drowning in the billion jumpers I'm wearing.
That was really a great video. You have a great taste and I think it's great that you are committed to more sustainability. Keep it up.
Layering is definitely the way to go for me as well.
In Copenhagen I find that layering is essential. Interiors are so overheated that I usually just end up in a long sleeve t-shirt inside. In Paris I usually take off my coat while I'm in public transport for the same reason.
Would you have recommendations for European sustainable brands? Everlane seems nice in terms of design and values, but ordering from the US defeats the purpose in my opinion (both in terms of carbon footprint and tariffs).
Copenhague is soooo beautiful. Good tips, by the way.
Love all the looks. I'm in Canada and what you are showing is not enough warmth or length. For us usually, that would be Sept. & Oct. looks. What would you suggest for Nov. to March?
Thank you for the tips
Wow you look very fit!
Thank you , another great video , I definitely can see myself wear those coats since is getting cold , I'm so going to steal you style later because I have to go a meeting tonight , and guess what ? I'm going to look like a million dollars woman , thanks to you.
Great video!! :)
I live in Rome and I always wear these stuff even if here it's not so cold as in your countries, girls, how can you survive in your countries?! 😂 Thanks as always, Signe! 💕
Great video. Love your green water-resistant parka. Though, your bare ankles give me shivers! lol
Much love from Canada!
I laughed at the thumbnail bc i live in canada and i was like "that would not keep you warm in -40" but she looks so good 😭
I had a cashmere sweater. It was so hot! But I'm usually cold so it was good. It was a wrap sweater so I removed it at work. I think moths got to it though. I kept finding holes in it.😥 I really like your brown bag that you have shown in previous videos. Great for winter
NicNacAttack oh! If you want to keep moths from your clothes, store them with a satchel of sage. I got one of those low rubbermade tubs with wheels on it, folded all my wool sweaters in it, and put some sage inside. They smell really fresh too!
Thermals are fantastic in the Scandinavian winter time 👍👍👍👍
I have the Everlane cotton mockneck as well. I love it, but how do you machine wash it? It says to hand wash it.
Thank you. 🌧☃️🌬☃️❄ XX
Mexican fan 👋🏻👋🏻 thanks for your videos! Here in México is cold right now! Saludos! Y bendiciones ☺️
I might come across stupid but I didn't know it gets cold in mexico thought it was a hot country
It’ s hot the most of the time, but in November, December, January and February in some cities it’ s cold, not that much but it is.
241Genevieve hi! Look this link There is snow in México 🇲🇽 in Chihuahua ua-cam.com/video/33S4B_6x3i0/v-deo.html
Now, we are at 7° C. Even lower in some places of Mexico 😲❄
@@241Genevieve Lol ur not alone, I didn't know it got cold there either 😳😂
loved the video! that you so much! can you please do a more in-depth video about the materials? I want to buy good quality products for my capsule wardrobe, but I see a lot of 30 % cotton and 70% of polyamide and all that jazz! I get confused because I don't know what is warm, what is sustainable, what has chemicals bad for your skin... 100% cotton, wool, cashmere it's easier to know, but with that mixtures I get confused... Thank you so much! Love your channel!!
Great inspirational video as always! Layering is something i need to really improve :) I was also checking ARKET the other day, seems very good quality pieces. Have you purchased anything from them yet? Or are you planning? Greetings from Slovakia ;)
Yes to realistic warm winter tips!
What brand is a big tote (shopper bag?) in the second look? Looks awesome
I live in merino and cashmere in winter!
But these outfits aren't for winter. They're for autumn. They don't keep you warm at all. Not for-20 degrees.
Загадочный Птеродактиль yes, she mentioned it at the beginning of the video: she is in Denmark, where it gets cold in winter but she knows there are places where it gets even colder...and later asked for tips for colder winters...It makes sense, average temperature in January in Denmark is -2C and 4C. You would need a bit more layering for the extreme cold winter and warmer boots 👢 and coats 🧥...
Well for sure if I live in siberia
I love that people ASK you how to keep their ankles warm 🤣
Do you mind sharing your waist measurement is comparison to the Organic Basics Thermal leggings? I have ordered from them before and had a difficult experience with returns because I ordered the wrong size (ordering from United States). My waste varies between 25-26
I really love it,but what to do if I always wear dress or skirt?!
What size is your beautiful beige coat? I found it through your website but not sure what size is good for me.
What make was the gifted recycled dark green coat at the end? It looks just like what I am after. Thanks ♥️
Tretorn is the name of the brand of raincoat...eu.tretorn.com/tretorn/outerwear/pu-parka-009-beetle-475677009xxs
Thanks for this video! I never know how to dress when it's cold lol so I end up way bigger than what I am xD
Hello!! I don’t think you are wearing the Opi cajun shrimp on your nails (like it is written in the description box). What kind of nail polish have you used in this video please? I 😍 it! The colour is so sophisticated and nice! Thank you in advance Signe!
Elisa Vanoli no this one is by Sally Hansen 😍 its called Wine Stock ❤️
@@UseLess_dk Thank you for your kind reply Signe!!! :)
How do u style the scarf?
Does this work for NYC january early ?
wool is naturally antimicrobial/antibacterial aka "self-cleaning" plus it wicks away moisture when you sweat (b/c it's extremely insulative)...
Liza Soliman )
If I hear the word sustainable one more time I’m going to die 😂😂
Try out Wuth.com
Softest cashmere ever! Lovely colours and designs.
The designer is Danish and educated in Paris
Mette Gyhrs little ships to Australia.
anyone knows where her chelsea boots are from?
👍❤️☺️
I like that she dresses up for real winter, winter looks from LA youtubers make me cringe as a european 😂
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😘
After November i can not ware sneakers anymore. Its to cold!! So sad can't look chic..
Make them more warm is wrong, it is make them warmer.
OhIJustAdoreYourBlackHatSoooChic🖤🖤🖤&HappyEasterMz.Sig💐
Подписались на Юзу, так как мне понравилась сама девушка, я такого же скандинавского типа, хотя мне 65 лет, но я слежу за модой и её тенденциями. С удовольствием смотрю, так как почти так же одеваюсь.
You look exactly like a polished Kurt Cobain...how sweet is that?!!
the cashmere sweater are very beautiful but really do you think If there are people who can to buy one of them? 188€? Really? There are people who cannot go to a primark to buy one of these.
Have you ever trief "Winter Silks" real silk long underwear?
i can't wear black socks, 'cause my boyfriend steals them from me. So I always buy obnoxiously girly socks, so he doesn't take them :D
Your boyfriend is a sock thief 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You remind me of Cameron Diaz + Kate Middleton. Are you Swedish?
Based on her handle, website address, etc., I would say Danish...
Annikichan Thanks!
I love your style. I was so happy to find a sustainable youtube video with someone who has a style I like and can relate to. However, when I looked at your links to the sweater you are wearing and others I was quite sad as I discovered we definitely have different definitions of what 'sustainable' means. My definition and values are the same as youtube bloggers Daria Andronescu (wonder wardrobe) or Kate Arnell (Eco Boost). After watching the documentary 'The True Cost', I do not feel that any non-organic cotton is sustainable as it is a product of the very 'evil' corporation Monsanto. As well, several other sweaters (jumpers) you linked are 'blends' of natural and synthetic materials. I do not believe that synthetic materials are sustainable. I live in Canada and our beautiful natural resources and our animals habitats are being destroyed by the petroleum industry which is what these materials (ie. polyamide, nylon, etc.) are made from. Let alone that blends cannot be recycled nor will they ever breakdown (in our life times) let alone every time they are washed they release micro plastic particles into waterways and oceans. I highly recommend watching Daria's videos to learn about what is truly sustainable. Just because Everlane and other brands are taking steps towards more sustainable practices doesn't mean every item they make is sustainable. I was so thankful though to see a video about actual winter/cold weather wear that is practical. I am a little tired of bloggers wearing light little sweaters and summer dresses for their winter wear. Not everyone lives in a year round hot climate. Finally, this video gives practical and stylish ideas for real winter weather. So thank you so much for that. I would love to see even more ideas on winter clothing. Particularly for real snowy conditions. I am currently shopping for some sustainable, winter walking snow boots. I live in Canada so sometimes I need real winter clothes. And yet, like you , I find pure wool too hot especially when I go indoors. I also find even the softest merino wool too itchy for me. It is nice to hear how someone else deals with this issue. It is hard for me because I love the look of real wool but it just doesn't work well. And yet I don't really generally care for the look of cotton sweaters. It is hard to find the right thing. I like the look of the one you're wearing but I'll have to hold out until Everlane uses more organic cotton. Thank you for your video.
This video made me cold
Looks very classy and modern……until you get to the pants bottom. 😞 maybe a paid of taller boots would work?
Chic? Its very casual
Boring