I always feel like changing in the winter. The air is fresher, the nights become longer and in a jiffy a new haircut or a dramatic color on hair seems the simplest way of entering a new part of me. Do you feel the same? In the case when coats become heavier, scarves half our outfits, the hair is the only visible accessory that actually gives the tone.
It is a season full of contradictions, with soft fabrics and sharp edges, warm colors paired with icy blonde models, and color blocking that is simultaneously playful enough without being so bold as to make the dark months less gloomy. But question is, which look will cause that instant spark? I will take you through some of my favorite winter ready looks that reflect the spirit of the 20252026 in the coming years in both shape and color that will make you feel like you are spending the night next to the fire.
Therefore, are you willing to discover a winter hairdo that will give you the feeling of being unstoppable? We may begin with the ones that are really exceptional, this season.
Bold Pixie with Pink Streaks
This is the winter power move with this pixie that has longer layers in the front. The bottom colour, a dark chocolate brown, is immediately lifted with those bright magenta lines that run over the face in perfect contrast. It is also short, flirtatious, and yet feminine due to the side swept styling. I adore the fact that this appearance is a testament to the fact that pixie cuts do not necessarily imply a lack of color: they can be as much or as little as you choose.
The maintenance here involves lustre and brightness. The depth of tone that is there can be maintained by using a sulfate free shampoo such as Pureology Hydrate Shampoo that does not push out the brightness of the pink. To maintain the edges, I would have trims every five weeks, it helps to maintain the shape sharp with the winter layers and scarves.
To me, this is what I would consider a haircut that is almost a statement accessory. I had a similar streaked cut once and I was going through a career change-over and I assure you it gave me the added push of confidence to walk into any room as though I had a place there. Stylist to celebrities, such as Gregory Patterson, keeps reminding us that hair color trends are on a ride with fashion and this trend reflects the saturated colors we are witnessing in winter wardrobes currently.
And the beauty of it? The pink also looks equally good with sequins of holiday and as much as it does with a big knit sweater on a Sunday afternoon.
Romantic Textured Bob
It is soft and structured with this textured bob that shines in the winter lights of wine-red color. The shape fits right at the jawline and this fact makes it a flattering fit to most face shapes. What I like about this cut is the play of the clean silhouette of a bob against the volume of those messy, layered waves. Even the color, a rich deep burgundy red, is one of those colors that simply sing in winter, like mulled wine on the hair.
In terms of care, reds have a bad reputation of fading quickly, particularly in dry winds. I would use Redken Color Extend Magnetics Conditioner to seal in pigment and moisture. And do not omit the once-in-a-while glossing treatment; that is the trick to keeping that jewel-colour going into at least the month of January.
I personally feel that there is some romantic energy to this bob. It is stylish, yet not flashy, and turns a plain sweater into a dress at first sight. It reminds me of when you are on holidays and the entire room is golden and your hair is catching that light in all the attractive ways.
The extra charm? This type of bob grows out beautifully. And so although you might not be in the mood to have your hair cut in salons too often, it grows into a long bob without ever appearing clumsy.
Slick Bob in Red Underlights
It is a smooth head, chin grazing bob, contrasting. The top is kept black, nearly inky black and the underlayers are kissed with deep crimson, which gives the effect of peepaboo as the hair moves. It is just subtle in one aspect and fiery in another, which is just right in winter, a bit of mystery in short days and long nights.
Keeping the cut sharp would require a smooth straight iron with a heat protecting spray such as Oribe Invisible Defense Spray. This look is what is actually sold by the glossy finish. Regarding the color, red color-depositing masks have the potential of prolonging the color between treatments.
I have to confess that I have always loved those kinds of styles which I can discover gradually and this is the one. It reminds me of when you put on an old coat but just astonish all wearing a bright lining. One of Hollywood go-to colorists, Tracey Cunningham, is fond of saying that dimension is what makes hair look to be costly, and this bob is full of dimension.
Best part? It is smooth enough to wear to work meetings and it is spicy enough to wear it to a weekend night out. The ideal two life hairstyle.
Face-Framing Movement with Layered Blonde on Top
Layers are also returning in grand fashion and this mid-length blonde cut has the movement in it. The curtain-like layers and feathered ends of the face makes the entire appearance soft and leads to a modern but nostalgic appearance. The sandy base is also highlighted with the creamy blonde but without icy touch, it is not snow but candlelight.
This type of overcut is volume based. I would use Living Proof Full Dry Volume & Texture Spray to retain the bouncy effect particularly on chilly mornings when hair becomes flat. A round brush blow-dry also enhances such sweeping face-framing pieces.
I like most about this the fact that it is wearable. My friends have had experiences of feeling nervous to go shorter but layered cuts, such as this, to be a medium ground, not so dramatic, but transformative enough to make you feel refreshed. It has just the right glamour to wear to holiday parties but can be worn with a basic turtleneck and jeans.
You need something more of a change but nothing dramatic then this haircut is a kind of reset button, nearly like soft winter light coming through a frosty window.
Ombre Bob in Berry to Coral
This playful bob is not just in one shade but it is a mixture of a rich berry base with colorful coral tips. It is light-hearted, adventurous, and has the same quality as spiced cider, warm, layered, and full of flair. The cut is just basic: shoulder-skimming and light waves, there is a color story to focus on. Ombre hair will never go unnoticed, but this tourniture of berry and coral is particularly appropriate in winter 2025-2026.
This kind of color is water loving. I would apply Olaplex No. 8 Bond Intense Moisture Mask once a week to keep the ends soft and make sure that coral brightness does not appear dry. Non negotiable, as well, are heat protectants because colored ends are more susceptible.
To me this type of hair is nothing but joy. It is a style that you wear at the time when you are willing to grab the attention of people, be it at a holiday market or a New Year. I used to have a lighter pink ombre and the praises were endless, even strangers who passed by me at coffee shops praised me, as well as my best friends.
And the best part? The tones even as it fades merge to lighter pinks and peaches, which can also be equally beautiful. It is its own present that is a gift that keeps on giving throughout the season.
Soft Lilac Layered Bob
This watered-down lilac bob is a breath of fresh air in winter, which is very dull. The haircut is asymmetrical and is stacked enough to add natural volume with a light framing on the face. Its selling point is the pastel lavender color, it is light, ethereal, and manages to look modern without overdoing it. The shade is so versatile with its day to night appearance with cool lighting and warm warmed interiors.
Naturally, pastel colors are slightly in need of care. I have also gotten to know that it is important to use a color-safe shampoo such as the Pureology Hydrate in order to prevent the pigment fading away too quickly. To keep that icy shine and feel, a purple mask every week could keep that icy shine with none of the brassiness.
Personally, I love lilac colors that suit anyone who is not sure about making a bold choice yet who needs to make a statement. These muted fantasy shades are more practical than neon colors, as celebrity stylist Guy Tang noted in an interview in the past, and they possess a certain air of sophistication that can actually work in the workplace.
This is a hairstyle that makes me think of winter, as frost on glass has a shimmer, and this hairstyle is delicately confident at the same time. Wouldst thou daub dost thy hair reflect the magic of the time of the year?
Sleek Copper Bob Sparkle
The classic bob is impossible to resist, however, when it is mixed with copper-red colors, it becomes the showstopper. This smooth variant is glossy and has smooth lines, and an under edge that is tucked under, and it reads confidence. What makes it better than winter 2025–2026 are the tiny twinkles that are combined into the crown, watched by the light through the holiday lights.
To maintain a bright copper color in the colder seasons is a commitment. I would always advise a sulfate free shampoo and a colored conditioner so the shampoo does not fade. A hair product such as Kerastase Chroma Absolu would go a long way in maintaining the combustibility between salon appointments.
I have always believed copper hair provides an immediate warmth to any skin, particularly during the winter time when the skin remains pale. It has that warm and glossy feeling- almost sitting next to a fireplace. Copper has been acclaimed by many stylists like Tracey Cunningham as being one of the most universally flattering color that is understandable given that it immediately brightens the face.
This ensemble is ideal when one needs to be dressed in a more refined style, yet one will find a hint of seasoned bling. We find it stylish enough to be used at the workplace, and at the same time holiday party worthy. Isn’t that the sweet spot?
Bold Magenta Pixie
This one is now brave: a stratified pixie sporting a daring magenta color that is nearly glowing. The hair cut is even, much so, that is close to the ears, however the top layers are longer and give it some movement, and dimension. The color, however, is the star–not red or pink, but a deep mixture, which reminds one of winter berries, when there has been a frost.
Surprisingly, such short styles do not need much maintenance in terms of styling, but the color would have to be touched up frequently. An overtone conditioner like Overtone Magenta would be useful to extend the time in between salon sessions and keep the color rich and shiny.
A pixie such as this is emancipating in my case. It is like she is shedding off some of her weight, both physically and spiritually, and leaning forward to style that conveys the message; I am here, I am not afraid, and I am not hiding. Stylists such as Chris Appleton have frequently claimed that short hair is confidence and I could not agree more. This look embodies that.
It is also a superb method of combating winter dullness. You are not just another dark coat or grey sky and so feel free to walk around with a shot of color that makes people look. That is, sometimes that is precisely the kick we are supposed to get in January, do you think?
Fiery Asymmetrical Crop
It was the hot red asymmetrical crop that was, by all standards, some of the most energetic haircuts that ever existed. It is a close and short cut, although one side is longer, which produces immediate drama and form. The orange-red is bright and reflects the light in the best way and makes it seem like you just walked out of a fashion shoot.
Such a lively color has to be placed with a little more thought. I have realized that frequent washing and application of a dry shampoo in between will keep the shade bright. Heat protectants are another thing that are not negotiable here, in this case, Color Wow Dream Coat is a stylist-favorite which gives hair a shiny range and helps avoid the fade when blow-drying or styling.
Personally, I believe that this type of asymmetrical cuts is underestimated. They provide an advantage and at the same time do not make you feel out of place in your daily world. Asymmetry has also been resurrected by many hairstylists in New York and LA and has been described as giving a shorter cut instant personality.
This hair cut is a breath of fresh air in the middle of winter. All the rest of the outside will be cold and subdued, but your hair will be the brightest thing of the season. Not a cut, it is an attitude.
Smoky Lavender Undercut
This smoky lavender undercut is a combination of the gentleness of pastels and the sharpness of a contemporary crop. The upper tiers are sleek and side swept whereas the bottom ones are shaved mid-line to present a juxtaposition that is both cool and refined at the same time. The shade; a darker lavender with ashy undertone is so winter with a moodiness that is so chic.
The undercut is not very difficult to maintain; it is the pastel tone, which requires attention. I would always recommend to combine a light shade of purple shampoo with a moisturizing one to strike a balance between the colour and the hydrating quality. To style it, a light pomade or wax is magic, as it is able to shape the layers but not to overload the hair.
In my opinion this is the most versatile style among the rest. It is on the one hand edgy and modern but on the other it can appear polished and soft depending on how you wear it. As celebrity colorist Nikki Lee has previously observed, lavender and silver are winter favorites since they are so well matched with colder light.
It is a slice of story: elegant yet bold, delicate yet effective. Frankly speaking, I cannot imagine a better way of entering 2026 with a sense of confidence. Would you?
Bold Undercut and Pink and Violet Layers
This winter hairstyle is the epitome of rebelliousness in winter. The sides are kept sharp and fresh with the undercut and the top is filled with voluminous waves in pink and violet. I adore the two colors fusing into each other–nearly as though it were twilight skies above snow. It is bold, all right, but the cut is so graceful in framing the face that it can be worn.
It takes effort to maintain colors such as these. I would also recommend a sulfate-free shampoo, such as Pureology Hydrate, to keep the tones from fading so fast. To extend the longevity of your visits to the salon, you can add a conditioner that deposits color as well. Once one stylist explained to me that I could not compromise cold water rinses when it comes to keeping hues this bright, and they were correct.
This cut is screaming confidence to me. I have experienced situations during winter that I only required something to give me a boost, and a bold undercut was the ideal solution. Working with celebrities such as Gregory Patterson, we are constantly reminded that hair is not an accessory, it is the attitude you put on display. I couldn’t agree more.
In case you feel like going outside the box this season, this cut is like a warm neon light in a snowy street, it does not allow you to blend in and it is the beauty of it.
Soft Movement Feathered Blonde Layers
This is one of the cuts that is like winter chic with the effortless touch. The feathered layers are long and the movement all around the face is soft and the platinum-blonde shade gives an instant glowing look to a face which immediately lightens the face. It has that retro inspired form though the modern twist makes it very contemporary.
Cuts of this type need to be kept up. I have discovered the difference is using a light mousse or texturizing spray, Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray. It does not sink the layers down. And in colder weather, once a week, a filling mask can fight the drying effects of central heating.
Personally, I believe this style is the secret weapon of a winter: being glossy enough to go out at night, but being casual enough to stuff under a scarf. It is almost as though the hair were imitating the softness of the snow-flakes. A colorist by the name Rita Hazan, who worked with Beyoncé, has once mentioned that blonde changes with the seasons and I believe that this shade is a great example to support this claim.
It is one of those haircutting which leaves you styled without much effort. Who does not wish that in busiest season of the year?
Shaggy Pixie and Highlights of Fire
This haircut is pure energy. The pixie is already short and shaggy, but with those streaks of fire of orange on the blonde, it is a statement. It is as though winter warmth is put into a bottle–a bottle of hair color–a bit like the light of a fire. The best thing about it is the undress texture that provides freedom and character to each strand.
Such short cuts require styling. I would use a soft wax such as Bumble and bumble Sumotech to ensure that the messy appearance is not firm. It is a style that also pays off low maintenance- bedhead mornings? Perfect. Just mess it up a little and go.
In my case, it is this slice that represents that I woke up like this winter feeling. It is not so long as to be wearing a beanie but is so daring that you will not go unnoticeable. Stylist Anh Co Tran often talks about the power of texture in contemporary cuts and this pixie just fits that description exactly: textures are personality.
It is not all, but when you ever felt that winter takes away your sparkle, this little torch will turn the game the other way round.
Modern VolumeSleek Crimson Bob
Hair color charts are dominated by deep and rich crimson tones in winter 2025-2026 and I understand why. This bob welcomes the redness but in a manner that is sophisticated and in control. The smoothness of the cut is combined with a soft and airy volume on top of the crown, which is powerful and feminine.
Reds are not easy to keep–they are fast faders. I would suggest Davines Alchemic Red Conditioner to maintain the pigment in between salons. It is important to use a heat protectant, as well, because hot tools are capable of fading the vibrancy. Frankly speaking, I used to experience the bitter experience once- forgot about heat protection and saw my crimson fade two weeks earlier. Never again.
The quiet power is also another feeling that comes up to me because of this style. It is classic as it is a bob, but its color is modern. During winter Red is daring–it is opposite to dull coats and snowy roads like concealed fire. I consider it as classy with a twist.
It is one of such hairstyles that can change your mood upon entering a room. And that, then, is what we should have in a winter change-up.
Caramel Ribboned Soft Brunette Bob
This is a perfect bob with caramel highlights and it is a lot more subtle than the winter trends. The line is sharp and chin-length, and suits almost all types of faces, and the caramel ribbons cascading through the brunette base make the entire appearance warm and compliant. It is refined and yet familiar.
These kinds of highlights have always shone brightest in my opinion when they are treated with a glossing treatment. Luminous Glaze Clear Shine Gloss by John Frieda is a good home-based product. It revitalizes the tones and leaves the hair as shiny, even in the winter dry winds.
I personally like the versatility of this bob. During the office, you can go smooth, during the weekend, it can be messy and during the holiday party it can be with some wave. Celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham has been quoted numerous times saying that caramel highlights are the flatter-most flattering, and I concur with her on this, it adds shine without being overpowering.
It is a kind of hair colour that speaks of luxury not screaming about it. And there are times, that is just what you want to say.
Soft Blonde Shaggy Bob
This shaggy bob combines loose overlay with blonde highlights, and provides it with a feather-light feel that is fresh in winter. It is a close-cut but the longer, hairy curls are a good framework on the face, so that the profile is smoothed out. The ash blonde contrasts with a darker undercolor, giving it a sufficient amount of depth, thus leaving the hair full even on winter hats.
To keep those layers active, I would spray them with a texturizing spray such as Moroccanoil Dry Texture Spray which would not make them stiff. It is all about movement – this cut must not appear hyper-stylistic. An instrumental scrunch and shake is usually sufficient.
My personal favorite thing about it is the way it is so approachable. It is fashionable and not scary, like a cut that is fun when you go on holiday shopping but is equally nice enough to go out on a date at dinner. It reminds me of the days when you have no worries, and you want to look younger, yet you have a haircut, and you feel younger.
It is the appearance that I would advise anyone in need of softness and depth in a single haircut- it is sleek and casual, the type of haircut that looks good regardless of how you wear it.
Fiery Copper Pixie
It is a pixie cut that is fearless, bright, and uninhibited, owing to its copper red undertones. The short layers are piled up in such a manner that the crown is filled to the fullness and the longer fringe of the front frames the face in dramatic fashion. It is flirtatious but refined, and ideal when one wants to shine in the grey winter cold.
Copper color is known to fade easily, and I would apply Kerastase Chroma Absolu Bain Riche Shampoo, which will help keep the color and shine. Regular masks are essential in order to keep the colorfulness alive.
This haircut to me is a definition of confidence. I recall that I once colored my hair copper in winter, and I was bringing my portable sun everywhere. Rita Hazan, the celebrity colorist, had remarked that red is the colour that adds instant personality, and that is precisely what this fashion symbolises.
It is also versatile to an unexpected extent. It is professional and messy at the same time, so that you can wear it smooth or untidy it using wax.
Lilac Asymmetrical Pixie
This is a humorous treatment of a pixie, made mellow with a lilac dream flavor. The asymmetrical neckline fringe brings motion and modernity and the icy pastel color makes it winter 20252026 perfect. The lilac has been springing up everywhere this year and on a cut this short it seems futuristic but at the same time romantic.
Pastels require special treatment in order to remain fresh, and I would suggest a purple shampoo such as Fanola No Yellow to prevent brassiness. Lilac also does not last very long, so gloss, every few weeks, helps to refresh the hue.
In my case, this type of color has to do with mood. It is charming, near celestial, and makes the ordinary clothes feel distinguished. I also tried a lavender gloss myself and the effect it had when it caught the light in the evening was unforgettable.
It is a shade that is particularly good in winter, cool, crisp, and frolicsomee, as frost on glass.
Pink Highlights on Brown Pixie
This style maintains the lower part plain as a simple warm brunette pixie and leaves it up to streaks of soft pink to do the trick. Highlights are just where they are needed in the fringe, giving it the dimension and a playful quality without being cluttered by the natural base. It is a non-commitment style of making a bold move using color without having to go all the way.
It is simple to maintain: a colorless shampoo and every now and then, a refreshing color conditioner is sufficient to make sure the pink does not fade too quickly. I would also apply Olaplex No. 3 once a week to make the hair stronger, especially with the highlighted hair.
The most impressive aspect of this style is its balance as it is professional enough to work but still trendy enough to use on the night out. It is reminiscent when I needed only a little rebellion and maintaining grace.
It is the ideal beginner to boldness cut to any person with the desire to play around with something enjoyable without going too far as to make it wearable.
Platinum Blonde and Pink and Blue Panels
This is taken to the next level with color blocking where the canvas is icy platinum blonde and the face is framed with solid panels of pink and blue. It’s edgy, daring, and very now. I am fond of the way the location of the color produces dramatic contrast and the whole style is still stylish and not haphazard.
And color-block looks like this do require some additional love. Heat guards are also essential and I would choose the Bumble and bumble Hairdresser Invisible Oil Primer to prevent drying. Our deep conditioning also plays a major role in ensuring that shades of platinum and vibrant remain fresh.
I interpret this hairstyle as a defiance to winter boredom. Rather than fading into the background, it ensures that you are the splash of colour in a crowd of grey. Celebrity hair stylist Guy Tang has been quoted saying that hair color is the art that you wear everyday and it certainly feels like those pieces of art.
It is playful, young and brave and this is just the sort of appearance that will surely draw people to stare at you when you enter a holiday party.
Frosted Pink Bob
This icy pink bob itself is the epitome of just playfulness and grace. It is rounded in the cut, and with slight layering to make it moveable, skims just below the jawline. It has a soft blush pink which has an icy undertoning so it suits the colder months. It is as though a candy sweet twist to winter that combines warmness and coldness at a glance.
Colors such as this require careful attention. I have discovered that pink dyes fade fast unless they have the proper routine and that is why a color depositing conditioner is essential. One that I recommend is Keracolor Clenditioner in Pink, it maintains the pastel and provides hydration in the same.
My favorite thing about such appearance is that it is so universal. It may be worn perfectly with warm sweaters and scarves, as well as have a more dressed-up evening appearance when put together with makeup that emphasizes blushy colors. It is romantic and yet not excessive.
And here is the thing–soft shades of this kind are really not as difficult to wear as you think. They are seen to lighten the pale winter skin and give it a youthful and nearly glowing look. And do you not think this is the sort of fun colour to wear when the world about is all grey?
Sunset-Glow Bob
This style is a traditional short bob that is burned with color. The ground is dark, though the strands that formed the face transition into warm colors of orange and icy blonde, which results in a striking contrast and reminds a winter sunset. The haircut is popping with the positioning of the highlights, which provides a depth and vigor even to a basic shape.
This type of color blocking boldly will require maintenance but not as much as a full head of color. To avoid the dulling of the vibrancy, I would keep a good heat protectant like Redken One United in stock that is a popular brand in the salon. And in terms of maintenance, toning sessions every month or so are not a bargain.
In my case, this appearance is bold yet has a possibility to wear, as the form itself is quite simple. It is an ideal option when you have been considering trying something radical with your hair color without having to invest in a total makeover.
It is also very editorial. Colorist Johnny Ramirez has repeatedly stressed the power of placing brights around the face to transform the energy of an individual altogether. It is evidence of this appearance–it is organized, contemporary, and practically shines in holiday lights.
Two-Tone Fire & Midnight
That is drama, now, a smooth, mid-length cut with a deep fringe, one side of which is jet black, and the other side burns with fiery orange. It is provocative, in-your-face and meant to be memorable. It is cut smooth but lightly layered at the ends to run over the edges, but the point is truly the contrast of two-tone.
I shall not tell you–it is not easy to maintain this appearance clean. To keep the sharp edge the fringe requires frequent trims. In the color side, alternating the nutritious shampoo with a pigmented conditioner can be used to maintain a balance between the vibrancy and the health. This is the sort of look that Matrix Keep Me Vivid is excellent at.
On a personal level, I would consider this to be the ultimate festival-to-winter-party. It is rebellious but it is also admittedly chic. I have always loved individuals that wear split colors, as it not only changes your hair, but your entire mood.
It is a reminder that sometimes winter is the place when it is best to be bold. At a time when other people are huddling into neutrals, why not make a head turn with hair that feels like a statement of flame against cold?
Tousled Icy Blonde Pixie
This messy pixie in chilly blonde is one of my favourites in this collection. It is trimmed and rough at the edge, and the layers are soft and slightly windswept. The platinum-blonde hair is clean and crisp and it reflects the light like freshly fallen snow and it is kept modern and playful with its styling.
Blonde hair is short and therefore needs a balance to get toned and hydrated. To prevent brittle hair, I would always suggest alternating a purple and a moisturizing shampoo. Such a product as Olaplex No. 3 can be a savior in terms of keeping the strength and shine.
I believe that winter energy is best represented by pixies like this than virtually any other cut. They are new, provocative and boost your appearance immediately. Friends who have tried it have gone on to say to me they have never been complimented more in their life- it really works.
It is also cool enough to dress either way. Wear it smooth to take out to a fancy dinner or allow the layers to fall more naturally to be casually and chic. Is not it relieving when a single cut suffices to cut both?
Spiky Platinum Crop
This bristly plant combines rocky form with cold color which is an outstanding winter crop in 2026. It is a deep brunette at the base, but has the upper layers whitened to a platinum, turned upward and outward in volumes and attitude. It is the type of hairstyle which is punk-inspired as well as fashion-forward.
To maintain those platinum streaks, I would suggest a treatment of silver-toning every week, and a styling paste that will provide a hold with no stiffness. One I have used is Sebastian Craft Clay which provides great texture to create looks such as this.
To me this cut is pure confidence. It does not merely mean, I serve fashions–it means I make them. The hairstylist of celebrities Adir Abergel has said that dramatic cuts are resurrecting even better than before considering that they enable women depict individuality.
And honestly, I can see why. It is one of those cuts which seems to be alive as though it possesses energy. It is bold, yet also functional- it will not crumble under a beanie or scarf, and this is a plus during winter styling. Would you be daring enough to rock it?
It does not mean that winter must be filled with dull colors and thick clothes: your hair can be the sparkling item you wear throughout the season. Whether it is bold pixies, soft layers, playful colors, 2025 2026 is providing us with the infinite possibilities to keep things fresh with the world being frosty outside. The best part? No one rule exists – it is a matter of the cut or shade that will make you feel like the best version of yourself. Which one of these appearances would you have the guts to experiment with this winter?
