Winter Curvy Outfit Ideas 2025 – 2026: Casual, Classy & Plus Size Jeans Inspo for Cold Days

Does your winter wardrobe still give you a big “meh”? Trust me, I understand. During the winter months, it is all too easy to cycle through the same old coat-and-leggings rote. This is the reason I am introducing a new collection of winter outfits for curvy women, for the years 2025-2026. They are easy to wear, flattering, and confidence-boosting. You don’t have to trade in your style for warmth. Winter can still give you the look you want to achieve, for running errands, work, date nails, for a work of art to fit your Pinterest board and for any other activity. You will be getting tons of inspiration with these plus-size outfits.

Cheery Chic Smart Casual with a Streetwise Spin

This look is a blend of plus-size outfits that are smart and casual, and the confidence of the big city. A longline faux fur coat in the color arctic white is a wild statement piece. It is layered over a faded hoodie, sweatpants, and a pair of deep chestnut boots that is quietly luxurious. Underneath the coat, the matching set is made of soft, gray, oversized, comfy materials. It is richly contrasting in texture, and the baseball cap embodies a “not really trying, but succeeding” vibe.

What I like the most here is the variety. Each element has the potential to be incorporated into a chain of plus or mid size 16 outfits: the fur coat over the jeans and turtleneck? Nice. The hoodie underneath the denim jacket? Super Y2K. And the boots? An Amazon classic staple. I mean honestly, they deserve a rebrand. They’re way more fashionable than we give them credit for.

The most stylish of curvy winter outfits 2025-2026, I’ve always said, is the one that doesn’t take the body into account. This one allows comfort to do the talking along with the textures. It feels, yes, modern, but also feels grounded. And that is a rare balance.

What would I add? A bold red lip or a pair of gold hoops would do the trick of elevating the face just a little. But honestly, this is an outfit example that proves “soft” also doesn’t mean “small“ and instead goes for layered, real, and confident.

Retro Style with a Sporty Touch

Combining certain clothing pieces may result in some unexpected themes. This one has more of a laid back with an addition of a retro touch. The cropped white T-shirt has an early-2000 flair while the wide legged Adidas track pants are effortless retro. The fleece coat continues the satisfying touch and the dark sunglasses with a sleek bob bring the whole look to a polished, edgy finish.

Now, track pants in the winter is an absolute yes, so long as they are tailored in the right way! The soft and structured balance is key to this look. The elastic waist offers comfort, while the straight leg prevents it from dipping into loungewear territory. The coat is not only a gorgeous addition to this outfit, but it also provides warmth without the bulk. This is so easy to wear plus size clothing in lovely orderly layers without losing outline.

In my opinion, this outfit is best suited for running errands, lunches, or a more casual work day (yes, it’s work, but a bodysuit under the bobke does work). The outfit is friendly and easy to wear—and this is the gap in plus size clothing so this is something that is needed more in the 2025 collection. Many cropped pieces also allow for more shape without being squeezed which is something that many people lack.

What could take this up a notch? A mini baguette bag in cherry red or metallic silver would complete this Y2K vision perfectly and add a polished cheeky twist.

Confidence in Color

This look radiates joy. The kind of joy that embraces color, shape and even attention. A vibrant fire-engine coat dominates the palette. It’s rich and fluffy, unapologetically extra, and wrapped around a fitted plaid top with red accents that echo the outer layer. The refinement of the top is balanced by the wide-leg cargo pants that are part of the set. It’s part fashion statement, part fun. If you are willing to take the plunge, you could wear this in the 2025-2026 winter season.

That fuzzy coat is more than just seasonal armor- it is an emotional support layer. I’ve noticed that when color is introduced in the colder months, the atmosphere and the response is different. It’s energetic. It’s sparkly. And yes, stylists, even Zerina Akers, understand the usefulness of bold colors for empowering plus-size fashion fellows. Cargo pants are a winner here. They are cozy, roomy, and on-trend again. These pants give a sense of slack that is casual plus streetwear. It is a comfort that does not look sloppy.

I would probably add a chunky resin strap for that 2025 edge instead of the chain strap. Overall though, this look feels like a power move, while not overly done.

Suit Up, But Make It Modern

We are now in our “main character energy” era. This richly burgundy pants suit is the kind of outfit designed to help you dominate the room. It is sharp, minimalist, and timeless, with just the right touch of sass courtesy of the graphic tee tucked underneath. Quite frankly, I love the VOGUE slogan on the shirt, especially when worn underneath the tailored set. It says “I’m going to impress you with the clean lines of my tailored set, art museum, then we are going to the office with my finely styled rooftop meeting because yes, I own a business” vibes.

The suit is a winner for a variety of body types because it does not rely on hugging the body, but rather on structure. The wide-leg cut uses elongation and the longline blazer defines shoulders with that tailored feeling, and doesn’t feel like a costume. And that shade of deep wine red? It is standout without being trying too hard. It is a can’t miss winter outfit for anyone in the office looking to brighten their winter wardrobe with some intention and a touch of flair.

Teddy Texture Luxe

Some days, you just want to feel embraced by your clothes, and this outfit does it. A neutral teddy coat, thrown over a pair of white slouchy trousers and tan fuzzy slippers, does the trick for that cozy-chic vibe that everyone wants in winter. This is casual plus size winter dressing that favors texture and color over everything. What’s better is the outfit is bound to turn heads.

What’s impressive here is the color and texture thing. Everything is in the warm beige to ivory range, which slims and soothes. The trousers (Hey plus size 16 queens!) are tailored enough to seem dressy, yet loose enough to keep casual. The rectangular crossbody adds just the right amount of polish to the outfit, the caramel color is to die for.

I see this as a relaxed cafe attire or perhaps, more accurately, a more subtle option for a weekend brunch, where comfort is a priority, but not at the expense of style. The ensemble transforms the moment you switch the slippers for tan boots and add oversized sunglasses.

Preppy Meets Sporty with an Edgy Touch

The surprise with any layering technique is how it combines rigid with pliable at the same time. In the case of the collegiate style loosened up sweatshirt with the overlapped very sheer tights which has the lower half covered in a form fitting skirt is modest but bold at the same time. It has a Notre Dame feel with a touch of Wall Street. The black Converse sneakers complete the streetwear aspect.

The versatility of this look is phenomenal. It is equally great in the fall, the winter, or a balmy afternoon. If you like, the entire look can be hidden under an oversized coat. The long trench also offers the opportunity to change the look a little. They can also be worn without tights for a great look with a large decrease in temperature. The oversized sweatshirt goes great with leggings. It is ultra-comfortable, while also serving to accentuate mid to plus size figures.

For tools of the trade, this is a great easiest option. If you are like this Y2k obsession but do not to wear the logo sweatshirts with chunky sneakers, this fusion is a winner. The cameralicious look is superb. The oversized style feels so right, but the entire outfit is still polished. You can wear this while meeting a friend for coffee or strolling around the city.

What would I add? Perhaps swap in a crossbody bag in neon pink or silver to break up the neutrals and add a little winter fun.

Puffer Chic With City Swagger

In winter, would you believe you can wear shorts? You can, as long as it’s done in this way. A quilted puffer vest layered over a vivid green knit adds a cheerful pop, then the thigh high boots give more vertical space and keeps the legs long. Then the Chanel bucket hat adds the final touch with streetwear refinement. It’s a unique combination of alt, practical runway and I’m all in for her.

I love how this type of outfit flatters curvy figures without the need for extreme tailoring. The chunky knit doesn’t cling, the vest gives shape without bulk, and those boots? It’s a must-have for 2025. Over the knee styles are in this season, and work wonders for casual plus size outfits as well.

It turns any pavement into a catwalk. Swap the shorts for thick tights or black pants for the same effect.

To me, these looks are complete, but some oversized neon hoops or gold hoops for a bit of fun at the end wouldn’t be terrible. That’s why this one plays for keeps.

Fruit Market Fantasy Meets Cozy Streetwear

Speaking of going for the weekend, this one really makes me want to go for a stroll at a farmer’s market with my bestie. The warm oversized sweatshirt in plum gives the cold months a welcoming feel with the added bonus of being really flattering, but when you throw in a skirt and some neon boots, the slouchy vibe of winter goes right out the window. It’s fun, it’s totally acceptable to wear, and it’s that off-duty model aesthetic but without the effort.

The skirt here is the quiet hero. It’s a good 7 inches above the knee, which is more than enough for a good strut and a touch of over the knee boots, makes it winter street-friendly. She’s teamed that with a monochrome clutch for a bit of polish and the basket bag with some fresh produce gives it some cozy narrative energy. Imagine, “I just picked up fresh rosemary and yes I look so cute right now.”

This is a good look for the days when you really don’t care but still want to be noticed. It’s one of my favorite curvy winter outfits 2025-2026 and that’s the beauty of it, because even with all that utility, it’s got a ton of personality.

Pro tip: As “contrasting a statement shoe with a neutral outfit is easier than balancing a rich color with rich color as a stylist, Shiona Turini, puts it, it adds some visual drama without fussing too much over it,” I too, think this is true.

Sculptural Outerwear That Speaks Volumes

Okay. This moment. This caramel coat is structured, sculptural, unapologetically forward and almost wearable architecture. Paired with ultra-tailored black leggings and burgundy pumps, this look is fashion editorial, but make it street legal. Everything about it is over-curated, over confident, and over-sized, all at once.

I think it is amazing how this silhouette works on plus and mid size bodies. You have a coat that is structured enough to be runway worthy and neutral enough to be worn in real life. And the coat gives it this touch that I very much appreciate.

If I were to style this for the evening, I would add a black silk turtleneck under the coat and a deep burgundy lip to match the bag. This is for when you want something sculptural and classy. Something classy, sculptural, and full of presence. This is something to bookmark.

Leather-on-Leather Cool With a Twist

Monochrome has never been so daring! Our unabashedly oxblood faux leather two-piece set is a new breed of smooth, confident, and rather comfy. The jacket kept oversized adds a touch of off-duty nonchalance while the straight-leg trousers keep the overall ensemble tethered to practicality. And the zebra pumps? Chef’s kiss. The overall vibe is minimal yet fierce, edgy but not over the top.

Leather sets are having a moment and I mean a moment this season, particularly in the Plus Size 2025 and casual Plus Size. These ladies are in need of polished pieces that still feel attainable. The reason this set works is because of the rich, warm, and deep tone that is ideal for colder palettes. The oversized frames provide adequate drama yet remain understated.

This outfit is equally a night out, and a lunch meeting. If I were to have more fun with it, I’d pair it with a silk cami underneath, or even trade the pumps for lug-soled boots to push the outfit’s alt vibe.

Leather with Textures and some Toasty Warmth

This outfit explores different textures with a hint of elegance and maximum effectiveness. A fitted puffy leather jacket in rich burgundy drapes over wide-leg embossed snake trousers which glow in the light. The sleek black turtleneck gives balance and contrast, and the orange pointed heels add some head-turning flair. It’s bold, luxurious, and powerful.

This was one of my favorite curvy winter outfits 2025-2026, mostly because it feels like art, and armor all in one piece. The color combination? Chef’s kiss. Quilted and snakeskin textures are both trending hard in plus size 2025 collections this season. These draped wide-leg pants are especially flattering for tall or plus size 16 frames.

I like the way you color sneak during the colder months, and the shoes here are doing the most in the best way. They draw focus and provide a bold final touch without needing extra accessories. Honestly, I wouldn’t change a thing about this one. It’s built confidence.

Having a Parisian Rendevous with a Rest of the World Spin

It is not every day that you find a look that is classic yet does not look boring, and, this is it. This look features a camel sweater with a structured button up shirt under it, alongside cropped jeans paired with strappy heels. This look is completed with a complimentary handbag, a burgundy beret, and a diassapointed, off duty model disposition. It is screaming, “I went to a book store and looked amazing doing it,” as active and neccessary multitasking should entail.

I really admire the lack of stiffness and unnecessary fitting in this outfit. The boxy jeans, alongside the wide leg, is a staple that is a go to for casual, plus size, and feminine girls. This outfit is a perfect base for weekends that are very low temperature, as it is easy to add a wool coat or trench.

If you really like dressing to aesthetic, you are in for a surprise. This outfit is for French girls that are living in New York City and it is for grown women as well. It is perfect and all that needs to be done is the addition of a mat red lip as well as the option of loafers for the day.

Monochrome wit Citrus

This green denim-on-denim set is joyous, striking, and refreshingly unexpected. The roomy jacket and wide-leg jeans, which are both slightly faded, make the monochrome feel intentional rather than heavy.

But let’s now discuss the details. The yellow beanie, bright clogs, and the vintage-inspired LV bag are all the outfit’s embellishments, and they each add to the outfit’s purpose of pure ‘dopamine dressing’.

This is such a fun take on casual winter style. Especially for those of us who are mid-size or plus size and desire comfort with a bit of creativity. This denim jacket is such a versatile piece, and the color being acid green takes me back to the early 2000s, it’s the nostalgia for me!

I would wear this to a weekend market or a brunch date with the intention to be a bit more outgoing. This outfit has great potential for layering, add a turtleneck, or a crop top underneath for those warmer winter days. And don’t forget about the colorful footwear! The yellow shoes here are ‘playful and alt’ which adds a great touch.

The Bomber Comeback Is Real

There’s nothing to ‘clap back’ because the bomber jacket has officially made a return. This model has it paired with a white ski fitted turtleneck, wide-leg light jeans, and clean sneakers. The vibe is effortlessly cool. The gray beanie with an NY logo and patterned crossbody is a nice accent bag which makes the outfit very functional to take you from errands to the hang.

This outfit does not look bulky at all but is very warm for the winter. The trick is proprioception. The cropped bomber helps the jeans by accentuating the waist, and the jeans pull the look together very elegantly from the bottom. It does not take a rocket scientist to realize that this is super easy to recreate and also fits beautifully in a plus size 2025 wardrobe for those of us who want to be able to move comfortably.

This is a great option if you are looking for a work ‘casual Friday’ look, or if you are just going for a walk in the city. The look is also very easy to achieve due to its minimalist approach, which is a great technique for winter in 2025. Furthermore, you can start the look with a longline coat and finish with a cropped bomber jacket.

The editors at Who What Wear have a pro tip for this outfit. “A great bomber jacket can elevate your wardrobe without overcomplicating your outfits.”

Graphic Streetwear with a Punch of Luxury

This outfit is inspired by streetwear; it features bold colors of red and cobalt with a lovely graphic print, and is labeled as chic and quite expensive. Winter Casual, Volume I is its album cover. In its pages, casual meets designer. It features relaxed logo sweatshirts by Dickies paired with cobalt blue pants and sleek blue-toned sneakers, with a signature low high locker LV crossbody and LV belt bag. Also, the mini black sunnies “dinero” with a vintage flair is a whole step ahead of ugly.

One of the best contrasts is the sporty, big volume juxtaposed with skinny accessories. While this outfit is also very sporty, there is a balance in the relaxed fit of the big pants and sweatshirt. Neither makes the outfit feel too monotonous or overwhelming. This is the kind of outfit that the younger generations both can appreciate. It gives a hint of Y2K as well as the alternative trends, with a pop of Y2K nostalgia, and is grounded with simple neutrals.

This outfit is strictly urban: think days in the city visiting art galleries, urban sneaker pop up stores, or, a relaxed exciting, busy city street coffee run on a lazy Sunday. On days with a low temperature, incorporate a puffer or long trench coat to stay warm. While very on trend and casual, this outfit could also work with the addition of relaxed cargo jeans.

For those of you who haven’t yet to tried bold colors paired together, this outfit is a step in the right direction. Streetwear is versatile, and can be easily paired with more sharper pieces, but only in the case when it exceeds expectations, such as in this example.

Feeling Comfortable and Confident in Branded Streetwear

It’s that winter-perfect picture when cozy meets confident. This outfit manages to achieve the rare combination of lay back confit and unapologetic identity. A bold off-shoulder sweatshirt branded “EGO” in clean block lettering works effortlessly with the drawstring joggers in its navy and white side-stripe color scheme. The entire outfit is anchored in athleisure but elevated – the type of outfit you put on when you want to feel like the main character on your coffee run. And the classic white sneakers? They are the cherry on top. This is the perfect balance of sporty casual and plus size that does not look sloppy.

To the first piece, the relaxed fit joggers are ideal for layering thermal tights on chillier days. And the bold sweatshirt works, because it’s slightly oversized without swallowing the figure. I’ve found that gap pieces with a bit of visual weight like obnoxious fonts/logos do a lot for broadening the shoulders, plus size 16 and up. Finish with a small neutral handbag to maintain the energy without going into “gym mode”.

This outfit has the ability to transition from day to night with little effort. I would opt for gold hoop earrings, and slick back my hair to add to that clean-girl vibe. Who What Wear has predicted 2025 will incorporate luxe athleisure with heritage branding, and like this piece, “the CEO of cozy” vibe— I’m here for it.

I’d probably throw on a longline coat or trench if I was heading downtown or going out for a winter dinner. And for the matching set lovers—yep, you can find these types of outfits on Amazon, making it super easy to put the look together.

Retro Prep with a New York State of Mind

A look that doesn’t put in much effort is, in a way, quite strong. This one leans way into cozy varsity nostalgia. A baggy collegiate sweatshirt that says “Sovereign New York” goes with oversized khaki wide leg trousers and I love how this is relaxed, yet cool. The red sunglasses and pearl necklace add that touch of pizzazz that makes you do a double take. This is mid size style done right. Thoughtful, and giving off downtown girl on a hot chocolate run.

The focal point of this outfit is definitely the oversized sweatshirt. It has a certain charm that captures a collegiate aesthetics. The trousers really give this outfit some life and defines its loungewear aspects. I am absolutely in love with this type of pants. They are incredibly easy to put together with sneakers or boots and give the wearer some shape while providing some wiggle room. I would say this is a great casual outfit to wear for someone who is interested in the alt style, but still would like to keep things simple.

Personally, my go to pieces are bold with a college font design. I would put a turtleneck or even a large button up over it. It makes the outfit more put together and adds some layers, which is always a great bonus for winter outfits. A stylist named Shiona Turini who has styled for Beyoncé, has mentioned that the new trend for 2025 is “Volume without chaos” and I truly believe this outfit captures that.

I would say the only other thing I would add is a structured bag for more contrast. However, the outfit does not need that extra detail to shine. It is perfect for people looking for outfits that blends comfort with off duty energy.

Minimalist Power in Winter Whites

Have you ever walked outside and felt the refreshing clean air while your sneakers were still pristine and your tracksuit was cloud like? This elegant outfit consisting of jogger sweatpants and a zip up can only be described as minimalistic perfection. The outfit also proves that minimalistic plus size winter outfits don’t have to be boring or impractical.

Let’s take a moment to appreciate the cozy pullover. Its fitted design adds comfort without a slouchy appearance. The joggers also pair nicely as they cinch the legs without constraint and can be worn over tights. The bright sneakers also add polished casual touch to the outfit. This outfit is perfect for a modern jogger run in the city.

This bring back memories of those days that I want to feel put together without too much of an effort. It is great for running errands, grabbing coffee, airports, you name it. If you are in the process of creating a curvy winter outfits capsule for the winter of 2025 2026, a winter white set is a must. It photographs great for all the winter layers and visually feels like a reset.

This can easily be worn with a powder blue coat or a soft pink puffer for a splash of color. I would also add a mini crossbody or a tote to the outfit to tone the colors down a bit more. This is winter elegance, the quiet kind.

Bold Statements in Colorblock Confidence

In the heart of winter, you feel the power when wearing a bold red pant with the rest of the outfit. Add a half zip cream sweatshirt that says ‘BRAVERY’ in red and we have constructed a look that is visually affirming. The sweatshirt and red pants are undeniably comfy. It is powerful in the way that it asserts itself. I love how this is rooted in comfort but more strongly pulls to something assertive. It is an easy way to self empower that can be worn on chilly days spent outside, strolls in the park or days that take unexpected turns to brunch.

The silhouette draws the eye here: wide leg pants of a commanding color alongside a more relaxed top keeps the harmony. The white sneakers also make the red pop even more. This is serious 2025 plus size inspiration for anyone not in the mood to blend in with the grey when the temperature drops. If you are bored with the comfort of neutral colors, this is your cue.

Red is a color I can’t get over this season. Vogue called it the power color of the season saying it is the “the anti-winter neutral” this year, and it honestly works in the real world with deeper skin tones. Let’s be real, wearing the word “bravery” on your chest is a look and a vibe.

I would add an oversized plaid coat for contrast with this outfit. Or possibly a bold red lipstick to match. This outfit is a statement and you don’t need much more.

Playful Preppy with Y2K Energy

Joy resonates throughout this look. A baby blue sweater with scattered small red sailboats, layered with a white button shirt, and a pair of red slacks: a bold preppy and playful look with a hint of a twist from Y2K. Adding a matching red beanie and chunky sneakers, and boom! You are now the trendsetter of your entire winter block. This look shows that fun, bold, and characterful clothing options certainly do exist for winter outfits 2025 – 2026.

The combination of fun and structure is key, and that is probably why this outfit works so well. The sweater adds the fun and interesting aspect, the shirt underneath adds a nice silhouette, while the red pants tie the entire look together. This works for casual plus size street style as well as if you were to go out with friends to a retro themed cafe. That’s why clothing that spans from Target to TikTok is truly valuable.

It is like the early 2000’s mall era, but, for lack of a better word, cooler and much more thought out. The chunky sneakers do give an alt and athletic touch, and Refinery29 mentioned how the Gen Z style is a mix of comfort with expression, and this outfit truly shows off that duality.

I could also picture this look complemented with an accessory such as a boxy vintage leather satchel or a short cropped coat in navy or white. But honestly, this outfit already tells a story… and it’s a story worth telling.

Retro Inspired Streetwear with a Colorful Punch

Bold winter warriors this one is for you. Thrusting a green-blue graphic puffer jacket perfectly colored for a mid 90s ski trip is a lush version of color blocking. Combined with light wash, slouchy wide-legged jeans, a green bucket, marsala sneakers, and bold sling reveals youthful nostalgia. A high-spirited sense of street fashion is achieved. 90s with a splash of Y2K is the upgrade on dowdy.

2025 plus size styling thrives on proportion. There is enough shape and not too much bulk on the hip which the jacket nicely hugs. Slouchy and wide jeans hold a perfect equilibrium with the top. The bucket hat is a winter hat. I started getting bold puffers last year which add a perfect warmth on a winter gonna float me in a grey sea. The photographable layering of a puffer is unreal.

This outfit for me is like a creative reset. I can see this being for flights, the work-from-anywhere vibe, or weekend errands that you look editorial for on accident. It’s got comfort. It’s got attitude. And for those that like black puffers… maybe this is the winter you go green.

Sporty Soft-Girl for Everyday Errands

This outfit is the definition of high impact, low effort. A fuzzy, deep forrest green zip-up fleece, black trousers, and classic white sneakers? This is how casual plus size outfits should be made — warm, effortless, and a little bit “don’t mess with me.” Add a black beanie and a smoothie, winter wellness aesthetic completed.

There’s a real beauty in the simplicity of these looks, and they are done right. The fleece makes for the perfect top layer. The pants give plenty of room to move while still being a more structured silhouette. And the all-white sneakers are the perfect classic touch. I love the look that I could get this from a curated Amazon edit, and I mean that in the best way.

Speaking from experience, I wear outfits like this style when I am working from a café or enjoying a stroll between Zoom meetings. It has a relaxed style while still looking put together. And believe it or not, editors have been saying ‘fleece is the new cashmere’ for cabin chic winter looks. It’s a great way to add some softness and interest to the whole look.

The only thing I would change is to add a small, practical backpack or crossbody. But, I can’t lie, it has that off-duty model vibe and looking this relaxed is sometimes all you need.

Cozy Texture with a Hint of Grunge

Winter shopping just got easier with this light-wash ripped jeans and a chunky heather gray knit. Top it with a white teddy coat and you can’t help but stroke it. Adding white sneakers and a messy bun finishes off that effort ‘I woke up like this’ look. This is a playful mid size style and you can wear it with pride.

These are some beautiful curved winter outfits for 2025-2026. The coat with cozy finishing is an excellent option for the upcoming winter season.

Teddy coats are the perfect solution for layering and texturizing outfits. They give the needed fluff and coziness without being baggy. Rip and Distressed jeans are a big trend this winter so they are a perfect option for adding edge and grit to your outfits. They prevent your outfit from becoming too sweet and childish. Contrasting without trying too hard is the trick and layered outfits should have a balance of softness and edginess.

Layering is a tricky task and a simple combo does the trick for many people. Stylist Allison Bornstein says that the simplest way to achieve that is to use the wrong element  method. Adding uncoordinated items that are unexpected can change an outfit from bland to fabulous. Distressed denim is the perfect item for this outfit.

If you want to extend this winter outfit inspiration for casual wear, a simple touch of bold lip color or some statement earrings would do the trick.

Vibe of a Winter Garden With Elevated Denim

“Flowers in winter?” they say. That’s groundbreaking, and so is this embroidered white shirt. It really does adds a touch of soft elegance to a classic outfit—a structured light denim, creamy white chunky boots, and a darling quilted mini bag. It’s cozy street style meets quietly luxurious. With this outfit, you feel as though you’ve just stepped out of a boutique coffee shop, and are in the mood to do some meaningful painting.

The wide leg denim is sophisticated and structured while being loose enough to leave comfort room, so use them as a winter staple. The shirt is a classic, but botanically embroidered masterpieces like those and light winter boots are already a staple.

Carefree Saturdays is what this outfit gives me. Whenever you are out of a rush, but you still feel the need to “dress up.” Embroidery slowly coming back to shirts, jackets, and even pants is what winter is about, and that’s Marie Claire ‘s vision for 2025.I’d probably throw on a trench coat or overshirt if the weather was a bit nippier. But honestly, this outfit could stand on its own. It evokes a sense of calm in a world full of chaos.

For the Drama Queen: Luxurious Workwear

This is pure fashion fantasy: a wide-leg, slate-grey jumpsuit featuring cargo pockets and a striking feathered sleeve. A perfect balance of structure and flow, edge and simplicity. It comes together beautifully with sharp-toed heels, sleek aviators, and a power ponytail. Instantly transforms you into a classy work dinner or gallery night bombshell. This is designed free spirit—ideal for a statement winter.

Now for the fun part: design! The belt is perfectly cinched, while the feathered cuffs scream statement. The pants are wide, non-overpowering which makes this a plus size 2025 winter event winner. The cargo details? Unexpected, but that’s what keeps this design forward-thinking.

Whenever I wear an outfit like a one-piece dress, I have comes to an assumption to people that I have taken more time to dress as compared to the time I really have taken. A jumpsuit is one magical piece and in fashion, it is one piece, limitless possibilities. When Roach Law was being interviewed for Elle and quoted “a jumpsuit is a cheat code for looking expensive,” surely that quote is proof for this one.

I might have added a cropped wool coat for this style. I would also remove the heels and wear pointed-toe boots instead. But as is, this outfit truly does say a lot.