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Winter Ready: What to Wear in 30-Degree Weather

When the temperature drops below freezing, dressing to brave the outdoors isn't an easy task. Dressing to brave the outdoors in a stylish getup is even more of a challenge. To get you through these winter months—bundled up to face the cold without compromising your personal style—we've put together some welcome inspiration for what to wear in 30-degree weather. Straight from the streets of New York, Paris, and Stockholm fashion weeks, our favorite style muses serve up plenty of cold-weather outfit ideas to try this winter. Just add your coziest pair of gloves and your favorite insulating beanie, and you'll be good to go.

Invest in a thick mid-length coat—bonus points if it boasts quilting.
A touch of faux fur in a fun color makes for a warm (and stylish) detail.
A long coat can literally make your whole outfit.
A shearling jacket layered over a classic hoodie is cool girl–approved.
Brighten up your wintertime look with pops of unexpected color.
White ankle boots make a striking statement with any cold-weather ensemble.
Spice things up with a statement jacket that carries the rest of your outfit.
Combine a statement jacket with white ankle boots for the ultimate power coupling.
For a classic off-duty look that's approved for winter weather, wear an oversize shearling jacket with skinny jeans and ankle boots.
Teddy bear fur is an on-trend way to stay super cozy this winter.
A military-inspired jacket works with any casual look.
Even elevated fur looks cooler when paired with a laid-back ensemble like a T-shirt and jeans.
Color-coordinate your accessories to instantly bring your look together.
If you have a long coat to top it off, a sweaterdress over skinny jeans is a cozy way to switch things up.
This story was originally published on an earlier date and has since been updated. Next up, shop 17 things our editors really want right now.


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