How To Layer Clothes Winter Style Tips Instagram Trend

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Whether it's a dress over a sweater or two coats worn together, Instagram's most stylish women are showing us creative ways to layer this winter.
Because two coats are better than one. Track jackets and puffer coats are both in — and when worn together, well, the result is all that.
Turtlenecks are a winter wardrobe staple. For added snuggle, wear with a denim jacket and a fuzzy coat (pop of color not required, but definitely recommended).
Dress up a hoodie by styling it with a stain bomber. Bonus points for matching shoes.
Or, wear it under a classic wool coat. Simple, but sharp; the definition of athluxury.
A fancy teddy coat with a laid-back sweatshirt may seem like an odd pairing. Here's proof they actually look pretty damn good together.
Winter whites and lots of layers. When a poncho isn't enough, always (always!) add a Sherpa coat on top. (A matching beanie doesn't hurt, either).
Rather than letting the collar of your white button-up show from underneath a crew-neck sweater, let the bottom do all the talking with a side-slit chunky knit.
To show off more of the button-up, use it as a base layer for a silk camisole. It adds extra dimension and balances out the two very different aesthetics.
Socks: The no-fail way to take your cropped jeans and strappy sandals into winter. Just don't forget to bundle up extra on top.
Remember that cut-off denim skirt you loved way back when? Time to bring it out of storage and incorporate it into your winter repertoire. A leather trench, extra-fluffy snood, and over-the-knee boots do just the trick.
You can still wear that dress or skirt you love, even when it's freezing outside. If you're not into tights (because, let's be real, sometime they're just not warm enough), try layering yours over jeans or leggings.
Who ever said you can't wear horizontal and vertical stripes together? A pinstripe blazer with a Breton top coordinate in an unexpected way. We love the belted waist, too.
A lesson in how to wear your favorite slip from last summer, now: Layer it over a turtleneck and three-stripe flared track pants for a look that's warm and totally unique.
Or, pair it with a ribbed knit of the same shade for a monochromatic look.