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Each year you vow to be more organized when the holidays come around, so this is your chance to get a jump on dressing for Christmas, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, or any of the wintertime holidays that you celebrate. Rather than showing up for events in your tired work clothes or a frumpy holiday sweater
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Here are the basics you should have in your winter wardrobe--don't get caught with nothing to wear. Be prepared by keeping some of these items in your wardrobe.
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Every woman needs one! Look for classic shapes and versatile fabrics (wool How to wear:
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V-necks How to wear:
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A classic dress pant How to wear: |
Look for 100% cotton velvet in festive colors; jewel tones are great for the holidays. How to wear:
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When dressing with shimmer, opt for a timeless color like black, silver or gold and leave the sparkle to one article of clothing at a time. How to wear:
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When traveling to your holiday destination, you've got to be dressed appropriately. There are plenty of ways to make sure that you are warm and stylish at the same time.
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Every woman needs one that will go with her snazzy attire. Consider a warm wool peacoat How to wear:
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If there's snow on the ground, you will definitely want to make sure you have some cute boots How to Wear:
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Accessories A hat How to Wear:
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Finding great accessories to go with your winter look is almost as exciting as getting gifts! There's no need to spend a fortune, either, since costume jewelry![]()
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Think about your favorite wintery colors like red How to Wear:
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Consider classic jewelry to match your ensemble: maybe a sterling silver bracelet How to Wear:
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Pretty chain earrings How to Wear:
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We've all made some serious faux pas in the past, so let's keep the fashion police at bay this year.