Military  - This timeless look can be paired with professional attire or a plain white t-shirt .
- Looks great with slim jeans or trousers.
- Wool coats , button-down shirts and boots are the main staples of the military trend.
- Colors for this look are neutral: brown, black, navy, gray, and olive.
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Boots - Winter boots are great to wear while trekking into work through the snow or going for a hike.
- Typical winter footwear has longer shafts which prevent snow, slush, and other elements from making your socks and feet wet.
- Boots aren't just for trudging through the snow. Kenneth Cole and Dsquared2 both make stylish options for day or night. This way you'll be toasty, dry, and chic.
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Velvet Blazers - Add flair to your winter suit with a velvet jacket or a coat trimmed in velvet. However, be careful. Velvet is a material that can make you look cheap and seedy. Wear these jackets and blazers with plain articles of clothing so they stand out.
- Not every guy will rock this type of blazer; good thing there are other options. Wear velvet socks with fitted trousers and show everyone you're ahead of the style game.
- Velvet bow ties are another way to add life to those drab winter suits and outfits.
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Suits - Color isn't exactly a winter staple, but that doesn't mean you should only wear dark-colored suits. Stand out from the crowd in a light gray or khaki-colored suit .
- You should absolutely avoid summery linens, but do choose heavier fabrics, such as herringbone and flannel .
- Stack suits are popular this season because they offer warmth from multiple layers and are a throwback to a time when suits weren't only worn to weddings and funerals.
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Zip Front Sweater - Keep things casual this winter with a zip front sweater . They're much cooler than your dad's old cardigan and are made out of soft fabrics, like fleece.
- You can wear zip front sweaters with just about anything. From jeans to slacks, these pullovers offer a dressed down but sophisticated look. Best of all, you can wear them to work!
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