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Celebrity Stylists Would Remove These 3 Winter Trends From Your Closet

Now that we're knee-deep in winter (will spring ever arrive?), it's time to take inventory of the current state of our closets. Is there an overflow of impractical shoes? Too few coats and jackets? The temperatures aren't going anywhere soon, so we'd hate to miss out on the opportunity to bring our wardrobes up to speed for winter.

So to get some intel on which winter fashion trends to donate and which to replace them with, I reached out to celebrity stylists Britt Theodora, Philippe Uter, and Laura Sophia Cox. They shared the top three items they think are safe to put away for now or donate for good and, of course, which they recommend adding to your wardrobe. We couldn't agree more, which is why we're jumping at the chance to share the intel here to ensure that you and your clothing lineup are as prepped as possible going into this season. Their suggestions are merely that—suggestions—and these are by no means hard-and-fast rules for what to ditch and buy. Instead, take into consideration your own personal style when deciding whether these tips are for you.

Keep reading to find out the outdated styles, according to celebrity stylists, and then shop the new winter trends that will take their place.

"I would recommend retiring the thick sole sneaker trend. They have an unflattering silhouette and this trend has been going on for such a long time. Time to go back to something more classic. Instead, I would replace it with a shoe that is more sensual and feminine, such as a kitten heel. Specifically, a mule as they are so chic and elegant, even with a sweater and a pair of jeans." — Philippe Uter, celebrity stylist

Style Tip: Wearing a pair of to-the-knee socks with your kitten heels feels very right now.
Uter points his clients in the direction of this brand when they want a chic (and practical) pair of heels.
Heart eyes.
Style Tip: Fashion people are all about accessorizing their shoes with a cool anklet in warmer weather and mules are the ideal showcase.
Suddenly all I care about is this shade of green.

"This winter I am retiring my overused puffer jacket for an oversized menswear-inspired coat. For the daytime, I'd throw it on with a bright hoodie and jeans and at night I'd wear it over a dress and tights. A menswear-inspired coat is incredibly chic and effortless and I suggest looking at the make of the coat for 100% wool so it keeps you super warm. I recently found my coat in a vintage store so I love that this is a timeless piece." — Britt Theodora, celebrity stylist

Style Tip: We're here for any fashion item that can quickly elevate our go-to t-shirt, jeans, and ankle boots.
Theodora adores this Reformation overcoat.
Anyone else getting Olsen vibes?
Style Tip: Belting an overcoat and wearing it as a dress might just be our favorite trick in the book.
Genius with jeans and ankle boots.
Go ahead and wear all-black, this coat will do all the talking.
This coat is a fixture in my winter airport outfits.

"Gone are the days of the logo-mania craze, making a return from the '90s, within separates, suiting, and dresses, especially those showcased by designers like Versace, Gucci, and Fendi. Instead, I recommend adopting neutral tones into your wardrobe. This winter, I have been gravitating towards neutral oversized suits. There are so many incredible brands not only thinking environmentally responsible but creating beautiful and unique designs within this category, like Hiraeth, Gabriela Hearst, and Maggie Marilyn, for example." — Laura Sophia Cox, celebrity stylist

Style Tip: The suiting trend isn't going anywhere, it's merely being updated with long, culotte-esque shorts.
This belt situation is living me life.
Bermuda shorts are having a moment for spring. Don't fight it.
Style Tip: Skip the blazer and style a button-down shirt with trousers, leaving the last few buttons undone for a look that screams 2020.
Might as well pick up the matching skirt while you're at it.
Every closet needs this kind of sustenance.
Style Tip: Wearing an oversized blazer in lieu of pants is a style risk that actually pays off. Trust.
Pinstripes are the rising suit trend to keep your eye on.

Next up, the 7 eyewear trends the fashion crowd will flock to in 2020.



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