winter

For anyone who's ever shivered on a metro platform, the pair's new short video "Subway" is sure to strike a chord.

"I'm cold!" Totes s*it girls say, but whatever.

What's the only thing better than Alber Elbaz's luxe coats and pretty cocktail frocks? Seeing them modeled by a crew of tots, of course.

If you have fair skin and auburn hair, consider injecting a little drama in your wardrobe with some colors from the winter palette. It's surprisingly bold and flattering.

Ski-inspired separates and accessories were all over the fall runways. (See Rag & Bone, Jil Sander and Band of Outsiders for proof.) Considering how appealing trapper hats, mile-long scarves and chunky patterned knits are during the chilliest months of the year, it's no surprise this trend is sticking. Check out some of our favorite Fair Isle, fur-trimmed and pom-pom-topped finds below.

Exciting as it may be to usher snuggly scarves, collegiate-cool boots and bedhead-masking beanies back into your regular rotation as the temperature drops, it can also be hard to let go of warm weather favorites. Luckily, it's pretty simple to make certain lightweight basics work during the chillier months—the secret's in the styling. Our tips for seamlessly integrating July staples into December outfits:

In the worst winter blizzards, snow doesn't just come down, it creeps sideways, sneaking beneath even the closest-held umbrella. Sure, knit hats help shield, and so do hooded coats. But not all amazing coats have hoods, and not all heads are hat-head proof (mine certainly isn't).

These cold weather accoutrements are totally, totally essential for lazy mornings.

You probably can't do that, but you CAN wear this absurdly cozy, tailored jacket.

Consider a cold weather accessory that's also charitable.