Oh the cool breeze, the chills that run down the spine, and the random jitters, as much as we love it, we hate it too. Stepping out of the cozy blanket, and the craving to have hot beverages, is undeniably the most difficult habits to fight. However, layering has made the cons of winters bearable, fun and fashionable.
Bollywood divas like always proved beyond doubt that layers can be fun and can also be customized to suit one’s comfort besides adding a trendy, peppy vibe to one’s style. Ethnic to western, our divas did it all and a quick sneak peek will boost you up to step out this winter. Check it out-
Sonam Kapoor:
Who wouldn’t mush over the lovely smile, the nerdy style and the impeccable fashion of Sonam Kapoor. Her recent sighting was absolutely heart-warming. In a solid colored jacket and stole, she played to perfection the layering game and kept herself warm and cozy. Hands down, a stole drags in such warmth along the body that it’s a must-have to beat the chill in winters.
Looks like Sonam Kapoor knows the right way to pass through the winters unscathed. Besides being chic, they look honestly comfy. Here are a few more quick styling tips to take with you-
Anushka Sharma:
Remember the trench coats that PeeCee raged on for a while last winter? Yes! Anushka has brought it back and it looks fun and fancy. She wrapped a trench coat over a pair of anti-fit denim, both by Dhruv Kapoor, and upped her style game.
And of course, the regular denim jacket over a casual tee, pants and sneakers style is our all-time fave with layering. Anushka agreed strongly with us. Take a look-
Athiya Shetty:
Like many other celebs, Athiya Shetty seemed to have taken off to a much colder place this winter and we wonder why! Despite our concern, we couldn’t stop drooling over this image of the diva posted on her Insta. Playing with neutral layers with a sweater and a long cardigan over blue denim and thigh-high boots, she slayed the style.
Diana Penty:
Femina perfectly captioned Diana Penty’s out and about look as ‘Strutting in Style’, don’t you agree? Oh my-my! The diva is sure one hell of a trendsetter. Somewhere in New York, amidst all the cold, she managed to step out in a polo neck sweater and denim skirt. Loved her choice of ivory colored jacket to play the layering game to ace level. New York and no thigh-high boots, ain’t happening, is it? Well done Diana!
Kangana Ranaut:
Layers can be fun and Kangana showed exactly how. Teaming her polka dots dress in white and black, with a shocking bubblegum pink jacket, she drew a fine picture of herself.
While the former was all about the eye-candy jacket, the latter shows her effortless layering style. Over a checks design Ralph Lauren button down dress, she added a neutral toned stole and we love it.
Priyanka Chopra:
Like a snowflake herself was PeeCee in a white polo-neck sweater by Wolford and white denim, carrying a white Maxmara handbag. She chose to add a layer to thwart the chills and we absolutely feel in love with her two-toned flurry jacket by Saks Potts. Tie it up or let it loose like Priyanka, the jacket not just serves the purpose of chilled winters, but also adds a peppy vibe to a monochrome style.
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Sara Ali Khan:
It is no big surprise that Sara Ali Khan has been spending tons of time promoting her upcoming films. And while most of the times, she chose an ethnic ensemble, she didn’t compromise with her layering style theme. For both her ethnic styles, she picked floor-length capes instead of a dupatta for her lehenga/palazzo stule.
Kriti Sanon:
Party around the corner and fear the chilling breeze? Don’t be! Go Kriti’s style and knock everyone off their feet despite the freeze out there. She rocked a dress style with a floor length jacket by Vedikam. She played the black and white chords beautifully; don’t you think so?
Let us all beat this winter not just with hot chocolates, spicy snacks and piping hot coffees, but with killer layering styles suggested by Bollywood divas. What do you say?
Images Source: Official instagram profiles of the celebs/designers mentioned with in the article.
