Sweather

My oh my, it's starting to get cold outside! The weather's getting kind of bipolar, actually, and that just means it's time to take out your sweaters that were kept long over time. Finally, these clothes can breathe fresh air once again. While most of us want to just stay home and snuggle up in our beds and blankets while catching up all day on our favorite series, why don't we dress up a little cuter and get in on some productivity, activities, or self-pampering we have been neglecting lately? Enjoy the cool and comfy weather by getting your nails done, going on a coffee run, and reading a good book. Take advantage of the cold weather to dress in furs (preferably faux, of course), long socks, and to take some of those artsy socks-and-coffee pics!

There are tons of ways to play with sweaters and outerwear. Today, we show you our OOTDs for the sweater weather...

It's easy to land on dark neutrals when the gloominess of the weather comes into feel, but why add to the dullness? Not that this getup is as colorful as can be, but adding just that bit of lightness and brightness form the shirt did enough. In fact, a pop of color may even serve better of this purpose. Long coats, kimonos, cardigans, and just about any long outerwear are very much sought-after in recent days, and a perfect cozy yet sophisticated match for the rainy weather. Knee-high or over-the-knee high socks don't get much credit especially in a country where it is ultimately uncomfortable and unnecessary to wear, but finding a good excuse to have them on will do you and your leg-lengthening aspirations some good — this goes especially for the former variation.

During the rainy season, bringing a cardigan, sweater, or more is a must as these help in keeping you warm and cozy against the cold weather. Wearing over-coats such as fur coats makes you more flexible to the unpredictable weather of the Philippines, as this can be removed easily. Moreover, jelly ballet flats are a must-have as this eliminates the irritable feeling of water seeping in your shoes during the rain. Also, jelly flats are easy to wipe making life more efficient and simple! But before going out of the house, you should always make sure that your coat matches your look in order to achieve the classy yet effortless look.

Aiming for the chill and cozy vibe, throw on just a few pieces. Definitely go for a sweater and pajama shorts! It feels absolutely light and comfortable... that's what we're going for right? So that it won't be too dull, pair one basic piece with something printed to bring out a more lively look. Slip on sandals are the easiest and comfiest pair, and are a great match for the sweater weather. Put your hair half up because although it's not hot, you still want your hair off of your face. 

Hope you got some tips on what to do and what to wear during the bipolar weather! Until our next post!

On Lauren: Topshop top and sweater, Rampage shorts, Debenhams socks, Topshop shoes

On Candis: H&M sweater and skirt, Uniqlo tank top,  Melissa shoes

On Daphne: Topshop top, Zara shorts, Bazaar shoes