How I styled my cute leather shell to look professional High Latitude Style

Post author:Nicole Mölders
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Layering for style and staying warm

The weather is getting colder and colder. Thus, I am adding layers to stay warm. Do you remember this leather shell that I wore in early fall? In today’s post, I styled it over a silk mock turtleneck sweater using the sweater as a further insulation layer on a (for Fairbanks) windy day. The leather shell serves as a protection from the wind that can contribute to heat loss (wind chill). I paired it with my plaid A-line wool skirt and tights. This outfit, of course, is the “under-layer” that I wore at the office.

mature blogger in work outfit with plaid skirt — Oliveo cream leather shell over mock turtleneck silk sweater with plaid skirt, GNW tights, Steve Madden Mary Janes, and Kate Moss for Longchamp bag (all own)

#fashionover50 Mature outfit with leather shell — Front view of work business casual outfit with Oliveo leather shell, GNW tight, Steve Madden Mary Janes, Longchamp satchel and plaid skirt (all own)

Consider the outerwear or outer layer as an outfit too

For the commute I added my burned red leather coat, a scarf and beret for a posh Euro Chic look.

Do you layer for insulation and style or just to stay warm? What do you use to fight wind chill? Do you live in a windy regions? Let me know, I am curious.

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Photos: G. Kramm

Hi, I am Nicole Mölders, married, one cat, no kids, professor, author, fashion, and science enthusiast. This blog is to entertain, inspire and educate about fashion, science and life at the Last Frontier. I am glad you are here.

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