Rocking Winter Florals

Rocking Winter Florals | by The Luxi Look

Florals aren’t just for spring. This feminine and romantic print is actually easy to incorporate into your wardrobe year around. Even as I’m shifting to neutrals and more classic pieces as I get older, I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for floral prints. For spring, I’ve got my eye on something from Zimmermann. How swoon-worthy are these prints and dresses?! When it comes to winter, you can still incorporate florals into your outfit without looking completely out of place.

woman wearing Winter Florals at the poolside

woman wearing Winter Florals

woman posing near the pool

How to wear winter florals

Of course, in Southern California, winter can often mean 80 degrees outside – yes, we’re extremely lucky! – so we can get away with wearing off the shoulder maxi dresses like this one from Flynn Skye that I’m wearing. I know this isn’t the case everywhere! For colder climates, I would totally wear this print in the form of a blazer, jumpsuit, pants, or top for the winter. Having lived in the Midwest for the majority of my life, I can speak from first hand experience on how to transition some of your warmer weather pieces and prints through the fall and winter.

+ Choose a darker color palette. Black, gray, navy tones create more muted floral prints that don’t scream “SPRING!” as loudly. Florals don’t always have to be girly or super feminine – sometimes a darker floral palette can make for a grungier look.

+ Pick a heavier fabric – velvet and silk are always safe bets for colder months. Avoid fabrics such as linen or chiffon – anything too summer-y or meant to be worn on a vacation.

+ Make sure the rest of your outfit is seasonally appropriate. If you want to rock a floral skirt in the middle of winter, make sure to wear (ideally fleece lined) tights! In general, try to avoid too much exposed skin.

+ Go subtle or bold… the choice is yours. Thinking about wearing a floral jumpsuit? Pair with a blazer or duster coat. Maybe you want to wear some floral pants? Throw on a cozy cardigan or oversized turtleneck. Or perhaps you want to go all out with a printed coat.

closeup of woman wearing Winter Florals and jewelry

Of course, I love to layer tons of dainty gold jewelry over my floral pieces. Mine are from Dogeared, Monica Vinader, andย Luv AJ. Throw on your favorite pair of shades and you’re good to go!

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7 Discussion to this post

  1. Radi says:

    You look so beautiful in this floral beauty. I love the off the shoulders and the front slit.

    http://www.fashionradi.com

  2. Maryam says:

    This floral dress is so beautiful and it looks stunning on you.

    xx, Maryam
    http://www.glamandposh.com

  3. Elizabeth says:

    I love how LA is warm year round ๐Ÿ™‚ It really makes it so much easier to incorporate one of our favorite prints in to our wardrobe! You look stunning as always, Amy! <3 This dress is sooo pretty!

    XO, Elizabeth
    http://clothestoyouuu.com/

  4. mikey says:

    Never a wrong time for floral. Love this dress!

    x – Mikeystyle.com

  5. Yara says:

    So pretty! Love your smile ๐Ÿ˜€
    The location is so cool too!

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  6. sepatuholig says:

    Loving this maxi floral dress…
    http://sepatuholig.blogspot.com
    IG @grace_njio

  7. Jessica says:

    When nearing spring, you can’t go wrong with long floral dresses. I love yours dear, it’s such an adorable and sweet looking dress. Looking gorgeous with the off-shoulder style too!

    Jessica | notjessfashion.com

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