Recent Outfits for every type of Midwest Weather
If you’re in the Midwest then you know how up and down the weather is. I mean I was shopping in sandals on Sunday and wearing my winter coat on Monday.
My typical sizes are:
Tops S-M depending on the fit
Bottoms 6-8ish
Shoes 8-8.5
Height 5’7”
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Living in the Midwest means constantly adapting your wardrobe to rapidly changing weather conditions. I've often found myself stepping out in light sandals one day and bundling up in heavy winter attire the next. This unpredictability makes it essential to build a versatile closet that can transition seamlessly between seasons. One of my favorite go-to strategies is layering. For instance, pairing a Free People Lila Cardi with Zara grey jeans offers both comfort and style during cool mornings and warmer afternoons. Accessories like a silk scarf or a bucket hat can elevate a simple look while providing additional warmth or sun protection. When shopping, I prioritize pieces that are not only fashionable but also functional. Sneakers from Rag and Bone or clogs from Ugg are perfect for long days out, whether at work or running errands. I also love statement items like a 'my dog is my child' hat paired with a Free People layering tee and a chic Coperni bag to keep the outfit casual yet trendy. Knowing your sizes and fits helps streamline choosing outfits, especially when transitioning between different clothing types and brands. For example, I typically wear size S-M tops depending on the fit, bottoms around 6-8, and shoe sizes 8-8.5, which allows me to mix and match confidently. Finally, don’t shy away from combining comfort with style. Whether it’s a Polo Ralph Lauren sweater layered under a Madewell coat or a casual dress with Dolce Vita sandals, embracing versatility is key to conquering the Midwest’s weather swings without sacrificing personal style.
