Elevate your winter outfits with these tips to carry shawls elegantly

Winter is the season to snuggle inside your blanket with a cup of hot tea or coffee and binge-watching your favourite shows online. But it is important to remember that this is also the peak wedding season in India and you would likely not just get up, but get fully decked up to attend a friend’s or relative’s wedding. If not that, several festivals, gatherings and events await you. So, how about attending those in style?

If you think it is difficult to look stylish and keep warm at the same time, wait till we give you amazing tips to pair your shawl with your winter outfits. Not only will you look fashionable, you will keep away the cold winds wrapped in your warm shawl. Here are quick fashion tips you can follow.

Shawl in place of dupatta

Swap your flimsy dupatta with a warm shawl and see how easy it is to get both style and comfort simultaneously. You can always wrap it around if you feel really cold, or let it stay out on the side of your shoulder if the weather is not that chilly. Either way, you look absolutely stunning.

Layer with care

Your shawl is the perfect accessory to layer your outfit with. Winter fashion is all about layering right, so for extremely cold weather, put on a sweater, add a shawl around your neck and then wear a coat or blazer. You will look tidy and put together in no time.

Play with colours

If you are wearing a plain outfit, opt for a colourful, bold patterned shawl to stand out. It will give a colour-blocked look, that will make you look like the stylish diva that you are. In case you have a statement outfit on, you would want to take a simple, neutral-coloured shawl, so as to not take the attention off your clothes.

Invest in a variety of shawls

One shawl cannot go with all outfits. A gorgeous pashmina shawl looks amazing with a saree in a party setting, while a plain knitted one looks best with your formal outfits. A shimmery shawl looks amazing when paired with a gown or dress and a light shawl can be used as a scarf during day time for those days when it's cool, but not cold.