LEVI’S® FAMILY PICKS FOR WINTER

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: We’re the denim experts. You all seem to have accepted that by now which is great. And as such, we like to think we’re kind of a stylish bunch. So when we asked our Levi’s^® employees and some of their families what they were wearing this winter, we weren’t surprised to find that there was no shortage of style tips that were just too good not to share. So, we’re sharing. Read on to hear what our Levi's® Family is wearing this winter and don’t be afraid to steal some of these ideas for yourself. We won’t be offended. 

What are your go-to styles for the winter/holiday season? What are some of your styling tips?
S: My go-to styles for this winter/holiday season are all things layered and oversized! I love a base layer tee/turtleneck under an oversized colorful hoodie/zip-up/sweater and throwing an even larger over-shirt/vest/Trucker of a contrasting color on top. This way, you can peel off layers for temperature shifts and remain comfortable while also keeping the overall outfit interesting.

My styling tip for this season would probably be to have each layer look stimulating so even if some layers are removed, the fit is still something you would have walked out of the house in anyways! Levi's® has a ton of new fun prints on their sweaters and basics so you can get creative pairing different patterns/solids throughout all of your layers. My last tip would be: ACCESSORIZE! When wearing oversized layers, it's easy to look like a blob but accessories can really pull together a look; whether it be a belt or corset to cinch one part of your oversized layer, an array of chunky rings and stacking necklaces, to a brightly colored beanie or scarf, accessories help to add that little extra ~something~.

M: Wide leg, baggy denim that is slightly cropped (to avoid dragging on potentially wet ground) - I love the Barrel Jean or the Baggy Dad which can be cuffed if weather requires it. Winter is one of my favorite seasons for dressing since you can layer pieces on top of each other without getting pit stains. I love layering a sheer or lace turtleneck top under a comfy, cozy sweater or a sweater vest over a white button-down. Don't be afraid to layer jackets - an outerwear piece, like a trench that isn't necessarily warm, can work really well over a Trucker or warm sweater.

What are you excited for this winter/holiday season?
S: I'm especially excited to spend my first winter in NYC and get inspired by peoples' winter looks because everyone is simply wearing more in general: more coats, more fabric, more shoe versatility, more cold-weather accessories, etc. It challenges me to experiment with my own personal style and therefore I'm itching to shop all the upcoming sales this holiday season! And, of course, I'm looking forward to returning to California and being able to enjoy quality time with long-time friends & family and taking advantage of the ski season. 

M: Getting to wear real cold-weather clothes when I move to New York!

What are your go-to styles for the winter/holiday season? What are some of your styling tips?
I live in a cold climate, so winter is all about layering. Big layers mean you can have fun with silhouette shapes - such as pairing tight tops with large bottom layers. And now that winter events are mostly outside, oversized layers can help keep you stylishly warm. For example, jeans with extra-wide legs are perfect for layering on top of thermal leggings for that 30-degree outdoor happy hour. No need to look like a little kid in a snowsuit - jeans will keep you sleek and stylish!

What are you excited for this winter/holiday season?
Ever since COVID disrupted travel in 2020, I have not taken for granted how magical it is to get together with friends and families over the holidays.

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