Must-Have Winter Accessories: Hats, Scarves And Gloves

Cold winter days are unimaginable without a warm body equipment that will shield us from the biting wind that will take your breath away, but not as in the Top Gun soundtrack, if you know what I mean. How many of us have made the mistake to go out on a cold winter day, with one of those three essentials (hat, scarf, gloves) missing and ended up with a cold later on in the day? Some people think that what makes you warmer, can rarely make you look more fashionable, but hats, scarf and gloves can complement a look as no other accessories can. Here are this years must have winter accessories:

Hats

For everyday purpose, you'd want something fun, soft and comfortable. A cherry beanie will be a great addition to almost any kind of winter wardrobe, the pom pom rendering it sweet and feminine. If you want to look more sophisticated on a special night out, you can opt for a taima felt hat that will both keep you warm and stylish. You have endless array of choices for ladies hats online which is a better option that wasting time in a big shopping mall. Many ladies hats online come in several different colors, so you just need to type in the model and choose a color that suits your taste best. Black taima hats look gorgeous on blonde women, whereas white and light brown ones look fabulous on women with darker hair.

Scarves

Scarfs have the power to open up the rest of the wardrobe and bring freshness and life to the look as a whole. Don't be afraid of bold colors, especially when you're wearing black and black is very much worn in winter.

A cozy simple knit scarf with an elegant design will be eye-catching and keep you very very warm. If you want something less colorful and more bulky, opt for a cozy, tabby, chunky knit scarfs or a Madison infinity one.

Gloves

Soft cloves with a classic bow positioned at the cuff are very feminine and this detail and the elegant shape will make you feel like an Audrey Hepburn in NYC. If your wish is to be able to tap on the phone with your gloves on, look for a lightweight pair that is touchscreen compatible. Fingerless gloves might look fun, but I wouldn't recommend then at all, for the main purpose of wearing gloves is to keep our fingers warm, not half of them.