Winter Fashion Trends

It’s been an exceptionally cold South African winter, thus far – though that’s no excuse to cover up with layers of clothing.
Luckily, fashion trends for winter are not only comfortable, the fabrics are also conducive to the cold weather we are experiencing.

Here are seven of the latest winter fashion trends you cannot go without this season for stylish winter-wear inspiration for ladies:

1. 70’s Trend

Plan your winter outfits to a retro color palette and granted you will be well on your way to becoming a Fashionista of note!

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2. Velvet

Winter fashion, women will find, is uber chic and also warm, thanks to the trend – velvet.

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3. Faux Fur

A staple winter wardrobe must have, that completes various winter outfits.

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4. Purple

An elegant color to exude pizzazz to the season.

5. Prints

Think floral, print on print and animal print, which consequently enunciates a playful tone to 2018 winter fashion.

6. Accessories

By all means, more is more with winter wear for ladies.

7. High Gloss

Hold on, more is not enough; we now need to add gloss to our cute winter outfits to top it all off!

8. Leather

New winter fashion combined with a wardrobe classic leather trend finish – wins all the time.

Lauren Jenae from Entertainment Files – Afroworld View, recently interviewed me – watch us chat about winter trends on this YouTube video for more outfit inspiration:

What is your go-to winter wardrobe must have? Comment below

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