It is always hard to stay warm in the winter without looking like a marshmallow. Here are a few ways to still be fashionable during the winter.

1. Socks with boots.

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2. Skirts with tights.

There are those occasions during the winter when you have to get a little dressed up. Typically, you can just throw on a skirt or dress and call it a day, but in the winter it gets a little trickier. Layering a skirt with tights is a great way to still look dressed up while also staying warm in the winter.

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3. Head wraps.

Get rid of those old, ugly exercise headbands that keep your ears warm in the winter and wear something a little bit more stylish. Head wraps can come in a variety of widths, sizes, and colors. Pick the one that matches most of your winter coats, and get ready for a cozy winter.

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4. Hoodies

Want to stay comfortable and warm all winter long? Wear a solid colored hoodie with cuffed jeans and boots to look fashionable while being comfortable. It will feel like you are wearing your favorite pajama top all day without anyone thinking twice about it.

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5. Loose knits.

Everyone has those super thick, warm, knit sweaters that seem perfect for winter. But then you go to try and layer it with a jacket and it bunches up, doesn’t fit, or is just uncomfortable. Try a thinner knit sweater that is equally as warm to avoid these problems while layering your clothes. Pick a longer sweater to wear with leggings for those days you just want to be comfortable in class.

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6. Army jackets.

You don’t have to look like a marshmallow in order to stay warm. Those big winter jackets can be nice to wear while you play in the snow, but you may want something more manageable to wear to class. Green army jackets are great to pair with jeans, T-shirts, and boots, and they are equally as warm as some bigger winter coats.

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7. Fur hoods.

Whether you knew it or not, there is a little trick to getting a fur hood on your favorite winter jacket, even if it does not come that way. Most winter coats have a zipper where a hood can be put. Find your favorite fur hood either from a store or just another jacket you have and zip it right onto to coat. Now every coat you were can have a warm fur hood attached to it!

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8. Flannels.

The classic '90s look is back. Flannels are great for cold winter days when you spend your day walking to and from class. Not to mention the number of different ways you can wear a flannel shirt. You can button them up all the way for a more preppy look, unbutton it at the top if the shirt is more fitted, or leave it unbuttoned with a tee shirt underneath for a super relaxed look.

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9. Crop tops.

I know, you are shocked that this made the list. There are a number of ways to pull off a crop top in the middle of the winter without freezing in the snow. You can wear a long sleeved crop top layered with a coat for those days when it isn’t completely freezing outside. You can also wear a crop top with high-waisted jeans to cover a little bit more of your stomach so only about an inch of your skin is actually showing.

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10. Plaid scarves.

Scarves are always a winter essential and always will be. It is great to buy a scarf in a color that will go with a jacket you already own. However, multicolored, plaid scarves are so trendy right now and the different colors in it are bound to match any coat you have. The muted tones of these scarves are great for both fall and winter fashion.

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