Women's Style

26 Stylish And Comfy Winter Maxi Skirt Outfits

26 Stylish And Comfy Winter Maxi Skirt Outfits
A maxi skirt is not only a timeless piece but also a very comfy and cozy one, especially for cold weather. How to dress up with a maxi for winter? First of all, consider the type of maxi that you need. Larger curves look great in a flowy skirt, and if you are thin, you... 
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Kate
Women's Style

18 Cute Celebrity Looks With Original Tights

18 Cute Celebrity Looks With Original Tights
Being feminine is the most important thing for every woman. So if you wanna add something feminine to your look, choose patterned or colorful tights. They can be various: thick or thin, with prints or of bright colors, you just need to combine them with your clothes right to look chic and adorable. Look at Taylor... 
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DIY Other Accessories

Comfortable And Trendy DIY Leg Warmers For Winter

Comfortable And Trendy DIY Leg Warmers For Winter
It’s a super easy project! Don’t think twice, just make it. These leg warmers will look well with almost any clothes and you can save a lot of money making them with your hands. For this craft you will need just scissors and an old sweater. First just cut the sleeves of off your sweater. Depending on how... 
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Women's Style

10 Neutral Sweaters You’ll Want To Wear All Winter

10 Neutral Sweaters You’ll Want To Wear All Winter
If you wanna look eye-catching, you don’t need to wear only sparkling or colorful clothes. Classical shades will always be in trend. Choosing a neutral sweater you emphasize your good taste. Look at these pics and choose a color for yourself. It can be gray, black or camel, for example. If you can’t pick one,... 
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Women's Style

20 Stylish Cable Knit Sweaters To Warm Up This Winter

20 Stylish Cable Knit Sweaters To Warm Up This Winter
In cold months it seems like there can’t be too many sweaters. It’s an essential part of our clothes, which we however love to wear. Cable knit or the fisherman sweater is one of most favorite styles ever, and right now it’s the best time to get it out of your closet to the streets.... 
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Irina
DIY Hats & Headbands

Cozy DIY Hat From A Knit Sweater For Cold Days

Cozy DIY Hat From A Knit Sweater For Cold Days
If you have a pair of old knit sweaters, don’t throw them. Just pay attention to this project, so you can make cute hats for yourself and your friends. For this project you will need a knit sweater and sewing machine. First, find the old sweater that you’ll want to use. Use the hemline of the... 
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DIY

Comfortable DIY Treble Crochet Zip Pouch

Comfortable DIY Treble Crochet Zip Pouch
This pouch will be a very stylish accessory for these winter days. You will need worsted weight yarn, size I-hook, zipper, lining fabric, sewing machine and matching thread. Make chain from yarn. Chain the length of your zipper plus a couple chains. Make sure to stretch your chain out a bit to see how long... 
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Current Trends

18 Trendy Plaid Coat Looks To Recreate Now

18 Trendy Plaid Coat Looks To Recreate Now
In the next few months a coat will be your most worn and most often seen item in your closet. So, you need to make sure that it’s good enough to be put on display for the time of being blustery weather. If you analyze the latest fall and winter trends, it’s all about plaid.... 
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Irina
DIY

Useful DIY Deep Pocket Scarf

Useful DIY Deep Pocket Scarf
This scarf is very good and comfortable. It will warm you up and if you forgot your gloves, don’t worry, use pockets on the scarf. You will need 1/2 yard of good quality fleece, sewing machine, scissors and a rotary cutter. Cut your fleece in half. Your piece should be about 9 inches wide and... 
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DIY Hats & Headbands

Cozy DIY Ear Warmers For Girls

Cozy DIY Ear Warmers For Girls
It’s a very cute warm and comfortable accessory. Don’t waste your time and make it! You will need an old wool sweater (or fleece), scissors, paper pattern, needle, thread and sewing machine. Find a paper pattern or take the measurements. Measure around your head and then add about 2 inches to get your length. Cut... 
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