7 Deeply Chic Winter Outfits Stylish People Across Europe Are Rotating Right Now
At the beginning of each year, I like to take a look inside my wardrobe and assess the items that are doing the hardest work for me, as well as the items that aren't pulling their weight. Throughout 2024, I accumulated a few 'trendy' items that aren't likely to stand the test of time (although they have brought me a lot of joy), however, I also managed to invest in a number of high-quality staples that I'm excited to wear again now that the new year has started. Keen to give my rotation the best fighting chance of seeing me through the colder parts of 2025 in style, I've sought out styling inspiration from a few of my favourite Europeaninfluencers to help me fill in any gaps.
Familiar with dressing for chilly climates, this elite style set hosts some of the chicest wardrobes I've seen. And luckily for us, they all include staples that we all probably already own. Think boxy blazers, wide-leg trousers and neutral knits that will never go out of style, along with a few on-trend items that are sure to keep your wardrobe looking fresh in 2025.
From Paris to Oslo, read on to discover the seven winter outfits I'll be copying from European fashion people this season.
7 CHIC COLD-WEATHER OUTFITS I'VE SPOTTED ACROSS EUROPE:
1. FLUFFY COAT + LEATHER BELT
Style Notes: Fluffy coats are quickly coming through as one of the biggest outerwear trends of the season, and European fashion people are wearing theirs with the addition of a sleek leather belt to give them an elevated edge. Style over a warm knit and wear with pointed-toe boots to neaten up your fluffy look.
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The double buckle feature sets this style apart from the rest.
2. V-NECK KNIT + BUBBLE SKIRT
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Style Notes: The bubble skirt trend isn't showing any signs of slowing down. Bring the trend well into winter by pairing with a warm jumper and add some structure to your look by cinching it with a belt.
3. WOOL BLAZER + TURTLENECK + TURNED-UP JEANS
Style Notes: Don't underestimate the insulating power of a wool blazer. When paired with a cosy knit this chic combination will keep you cosy all the while ensuring you feel as elegant as ever. To give your outfit a contemporary twist, pair with turned-up jeans or some tailored trousers.
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4. LEOPARD COAT + PINSTRIPE TROUSERS
Style Notes: Every fashion person knows that the leopard print trend is one of the most important of the season. Style with pinstripe trousers and vivid red shoe to create a dynamic outfit that any fashion editor would happily copy.
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5. COSY KNIT + TAILORED TROUSERS
Style Notes: The chicest way to stay warm this winter, a cosy knit should be at the top of every fashion person's wish list. Style with tailored trousers to give your knit a polished energy and pair with a suede bag for a soft and supple finish that emulates your jumper.
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6. TRENCH COAT + MINISKIRT
Style Notes: In my opinion, there's no outerwear item quite as versatile as a classic trench coat. Style it over a white tee during winter's mildest days or pair it with a cosy jumper to ward away a chill.
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7. CAPE JACKET + STRAIGHT-LEG JEANS + KNEE-HIGH BOOTS
Style Notes: It's time to bring out your favourite cape-style jacket. When paired with a knit underneath, this Parisian-inspired layer will work hard to keep you cosy. For added warmth pair with knee-high boots.
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