GET ROCKING WITH THESE CELEB-INSPIRED TRENDY WINTER WARMERS


Every season has its set of trends, and this season, there’s something for everyone – from knits and faux furs to chunky puffers and shackets.


Read on for the latest from celebville and streetstyle fashionistas.


FAUX FUR – BOITY
Nothing is quite as cosy as a chinchilla. Available in an array of colours and styles, these fury coats can be dressed up or down. Brave the cold in style this winter.

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CHUNKY KNIT – RACHEL KOLISI
A definite must have as a layer under your favourite coat, or when you’re lazing around the house. Pair your knit like a pro with chunky socks and a beanie for the ultimate winter-proof look.


BUCKET HAT – MINNIE DLAMINI
When these came onto the trends scene, it seemed as if they wouldn’t be around for long. Two years on, and they’ve gotten bigger and better. Pair your bucket hat with, of course, your chinchilla and turn heads wherever you may go.

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SHACKET – NTANDO DUMA
The shacket is here to stay! Boasting versatility, warmth and comfort, this item is a must wear in this chilly weather. Pair yours with sneakers, pleather pants and a turtleneck for laidback and hip streetstyle look.


PUFFER JACKET – SIYA BUNNY
Another favourite and go to for winter is the puffer jacket. It’s been around for years, but the styles and colours on offer for this chunky fashion staple this season makes it ultra-cool.


KNEE-LENGTH BOOTS
Whoever said you can’t be sexy in winter, was telling a fib. Taking social media by storm, knee length boots in all sorts of designs are the hottest item on winter lists right now. Pair yours with jeggings or a pleather mini for a night out in town.

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GET ROCKING WITH THESE CELEB-INSPIRED TRENDY WINTER WARMERS GET ROCKING WITH THESE CELEB-INSPIRED TRENDY WINTER WARMERS Reviewed by Michelle Pienaar on July 06, 2022 Rating: 5
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