Best Colors and Patterns for Women’s Winter Shirts This Season

With the temperatures falling and the days getting shorter, the winter season brings the best away one’s sense of fashion in putting together various layers, textures as well as deep colours. This season, women's winter shirts are going to be the rage and with the right combinations of colours and patterns, look out for a skyrocketing wardrobe. Let’s look at the colours and stylish patterns that can look good on you during winter and still keep you warm.

Colours of the Season:

Earthy Tones

This winter, colours such as terracotta, olive, and deep browns are coming back in mode strongly. These colours are warm and most comfortable and also work very well with neutral colours. For example, terracotta button-up shirts can be worn underneath a cream sweater without looking that crazy and childish and still maintaining the elegant flow. Similarly, an olive green shirt also goes well with denim or black trousers, thus making it suitable for both relaxed and formal attire.

Rich Jewel Tones:

In addition to the seasonal variations, wearing rich jewel-toned winter wear tends to be more amusing than the other cold seasons. Pale teals, ink blues, and plum violets can work wonders instantly for a decent outfit of yours. An emissive green top may go well with dark bottoms during parties, with a window pane check red-coloured top layered over plain-coloured tops during day outings. These tones tend to complement different types of skin complexion and also serve as a great contrast against the usually bland palettes of fabric prints in the season.

Timeless Shades:

Chic Neutrals will never go out of fashion, and this winter is not an exemption. Colours such as beige, grey, and soft whites are ideal for warm layering. Everybody accepts that a classic white button-up shirt is one of the most affordable clothing pieces in every lady’s wardrobe. Wear it under a fitted jacket and dress pants for a Smart Casual Work Setting or with high-waist jeans and ankle boots for a casual look over the weekends. Consider adding soft beige chunky knit cardigans, as they will help keep warm while looking good.

Bright Accents:

Although the winter season is mostly related to muted tones, don’t hesitate to add some vibrant strokes to your closet. There’s nothing wrong with wearing some mustard yellow, bright red or blue during winter – these colours can give an interesting change to your winter wardrobe. A very bright shirt can be worn under a plain neutral-coloured sweater or jacket, and a corner of it can be allowed to creep out for some drama. This kind of dressing not only elevates your spirits but also makes you and your dress, bother standing out against the white winter landscape.

Trendy Patterns to Lookout For

Plaid

Plaid is a design that is associated with winter and makes your looks more conservative. This season, wear oversized plaid check shirts in warm hues of blue and green. These shirts can be worn either fully fastened or worn open with a simple turtleneck inside for an easygoing look. A casual day out calls for a pair of skinny jeans or leggings for this outfit. Alternatively, this shirt can be tucked into a high-waist skirt for a classy look.

Stripes

Stripes are quite flexible and can bring an interesting dimension to your winter arsenal. Who would have thought that subdued horizontal or vertical stripes could be stylish? For example, wearing a striped top beneath a plain jumper adds complexity to one’s outfit while keeping it interesting. It can also be paired with/without fitted slacks or denims making it suitable for both formal and informal attires.

Floral Designs

Winter should not bring an end to floral designs. ‘Tis the season to use this seasonal fashion bright florals with dark-coloured backgrounds to give a clear and sharp contrast. Check out the shirts that have floral designs in different shades of blue and burgundy to allow for layering. A floral shirt is usually a stylistic choice which would work to liven up your winter wear, more so, if you have it with a dark pair of denim or a leather outfit.

Geometric Patterns

Geometric forms are contemporary and provide a modern flare to classic winter outfits. Such designs can be found on blouses or shirts and include both organic shapes and straight lines. They are usually created in colours that cringe each other making it easy to combine them. The benefit of this geometric print with solid bottom wear is that one can still look smart and trendy without overdoing anything. 

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