From plaid prints to fuzzy sweaters to wrapped scarves, click through for inspiring winter street style looks that’ll leave you armed and ready for your New Year sartorial objectives!
Read on to see who made the cut for best street style of 2013, and feel free to weigh in on whether you agree, have additions, or just love street style as much as we do.
This skirt is pleated, perforated perfection. (Alliteration aside, it really is the ideal girls’ night out piece, no?)
Oliver Goldsmith sunglasses
Though there were countless style stars this year, 15 people in particular stood apart from the pack and had a major year. Find out who made the cut!
Sheepskin coats always feel right this time of year, especially when they’re priced around $50.
Old Navy Cable-Knit Crew Sweaters ($30) in Soy Latte
Channel your inner disco queen or artist’s muse with inspiration from 9 style icons.
From stacked rings to animal print bags to bow-embellished heels, there’s just about everything you could hope for in the next 50 slides, courtesy of ladies like Chiara Ferragni of The Blonde Salad , Jenny Ong of Neon Blush , and more. Happy accessorizing!
From fabulous to functional, these outfits run the gamut.
Fringed skirts, crop tops, and lace dresses: the gang’s all here. Click through for wardrobe tips illustrated by some of our favorite fashion bloggers, including Leandra Medine of Man Repeller, Blair Eadie of Atlantic-Pacific, and Lisa Dengler of Just Another Fashion Blog.
A wild tribal print looks office-appropriate in the form of a pencil skirt.
Karen Walker Deep Freeze Sunglasses ($250)
From Kate Moss to Miley Cyrus, see who made the list this year.
If we were to design a pair of dream shades, they would look something like these tri-color sunnies.
Burberry Prorsum coat and dress
Though one is unapologetically eccentric and the other effortlessly polished, both Delevingne sisters posses a noteworthy fashion sense. Here’s how the sisters match up in everything from music festival fashion to 2013 designer campaigns.
Leave it to Mrs. Beckham to design a genius dress that takes all the guesswork out of layering.
Jenni Kayne sweater
Now a new photo book from Taschen, Jane & Serge: A Family Album, has revealed never-before-seen photos—shot by Jane's brother Andrew— of the couple's life together. Intrigued? So were we. Click through to see a few of our favorite snapshots from the book.
Click through to learn how to layer up without stifling your style.
Alexander Wang did not design this affordable cropped sweater, but you could have fooled us.
Salvatore Ferragamo dress
Fortunately, we’ve recruited a panel of experts (our lovely Who What Wear and Byrdie editors) to steer you in right direction. Think of them as the (kinder, gentler) Patti Stanger of designer denim.
