how could I dress more feminine when I'm always cold?

Hammocknapping · 2019-03-11T13:57:15+00:00

I wear dresses/tunic/skirts with tights or leggings.

I wear a lot of turtlenecks, sweaters and cardigans.

Personally, I think it’s the fit that matters. I feel ultra feminine in fleece lined tights, a skirt and a fitted turtle neck with little pointy toed flats.

Irl_girl · 2019-03-11T14:01:18+00:00

I feel so much more feminine in turtle neck sweaters or shirts rather than crew necks. Drape a delicate necklace over that and it’s very pretty in a sophisticated way.

leather or shearling gloves instead of knitted/sporty are very demure.

I like a little heel on my boots as long as there is no snow.

A winter jacket with a longer silhouette looks less sporty and will make you look longer. Jackets that hit below the knee are actually very trendy right now and they’re very warm! A heavy jacket that hits at the hip will make you short.

Personally in winter I love having long, almond shaped red or pink nails. Something about seeing them poking out from under my many layered sleeves just feels so girly and it makes me happy :)

EDIT: oh and also thigh high socks! If you’re young you can pull these off with a skirt in the fall and it is sooooo feminine.

I also really like thigh highs for layering under jeans when it’s REALLY cold. Much more comfortable and less restrictive on the midsection than wearing a full pair of leggings or tights under pants.

LateralThinker13 · 2019-03-11T13:50:32+00:00

1) If you have trouble with a small stomach and gaining weight, change your diet. There are plenty of calorie-dense foods that will let you gain.

2) There are leggings - even thick ones - that you can wear with a dress that don't clash. Then add a stylish jacket on top. These will help you stay warm.

Some outfits and materials, however, will never give you the warmth you need.

Zegiknie · 2019-03-11T14:48:39+00:00

Get yourself some skintight skiing underwear (leggings and shirt), then top with skinny jeans and a fitted cashmere wool sweater instead of huge swampy stuff. Sorel boots. Merino wool socks. The skinny jeans themselves only because you like that style, because they are icy cold.

Or put yourself in a vintage style swing dress and wear petticoats (petticoats are soooo warm, but they take some courage), skintight ski undershirt, a merino or cashmere cardigan and fleece lined leggings, merino socks and cute lace-up booties.

Wear a floor length gorgeous chiffon skirt over warm pants or long ski underpants. You're skinny, nobody will notice. And the dress with a cropped cardigan or sweater (fitted, warm quality material).

Get yourself a long feminine coat with a flared skirt, and/or a cute ski jacket.

Look up celebrities on wintersports, they may have outfits you might like.

Don't wear cheap synthetics or flimsy cotton. Get yourself some good wool (not the cheaper scratchy stuff).

Always wear a cute quality warm hat. I like to have matching sets with gloves and scarves :-)

norahlady · 2019-03-11T15:23:47+00:00

This winter I've purchased a few key pieces in a soft merino wool -- fitted turtlenecks in soft colors, leggings, calf-height socks. Uniqlo has some good wool (or "heattech" fabric) pieces that are pretty affordable.

I feel feminine and warm in a soft merino turtleneck, high-waisted skirt, merino wool tights, and chelsea ankle boots. Add a pretty wool peacoat and a warm hat/scarf, and you're good to go.

You can also look into fleece-lined leggings/tights, I just prefer the feel of merino wool ones and I feel they do a better job of insulating without making me feel sweaty/clammy.

andheaven · 2019-03-12T00:58:12+00:00

I weigh only a bit more than you and same height but in a warm climate. During the winter, it does get below 40. “Feminine clothing” is subjective, to me it just means, flattering the womanly shape/something that makes me look delicate. A focus on colors could be good, pastels/white, as well as neckline. For necklines I find showing collarbone/chest but no cleavage to be really feminine and pretty, but still long sleeve. I also like the focus on jewelry and hair to look feminine, keeping my hair down and wearing long earrings also looks graceful/feminine. Another obvious suggestion is wearing a midi skirt with thick tights and boots, with a longer coat. Or a long dress with a pretty light color, instead of a skirt. I hope these ideas helped!

espressolover18 · 2019-03-13T12:07:58+00:00

tights and sweater dresses

tight fitting sweaters

tight pants.

Just basically tight and form-fitting.

All of those are very feminine. Look up female superheroes or sexy female agents/spies/etc in movies.

WillMeatLover · 2019-03-12T14:52:27+00:00

I have regularly seen Russian women wrapped up for a hellish winter yet they appear feminine and beautiful. Perhaps look that up and use that as an example.

willow_fox13 · 2019-03-15T09:28:07+00:00

Basically as adviced above, layering is key. There's a YouTube channel I often watch, she's quite a calm personality who puts together different outfits which most of the time look very feminine. The name of the channel is Dearly Bethany.

P.s. Don't forget, putting a bit of effort into make-up and hair goes a long way.

[deleted] · 2019-03-16T02:07:12+00:00

Feminine doesn't equal showing skin. Wear pastel colours. You can also get some really pretty sneakers. I have 2 pairs of puma basket hearts. They are adorable and they have ribbons for laces. I also own socks with a frilly trim.

Title	how could I dress more feminine when I'm always cold?
Author	Hoarder-of-Knowledge
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Date	March 11, 2019 1:37 PM UTC (7 years ago)
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