This year Trish is stocking a range of chic Standard Issue numbers in port, fog, acid and black, and being a 100 percent merino they’ll do wonders in the warming department.
Go grunge-chic in the stylish midnight black number or embrace this season’s burgundy craze with the rich red-purple tones of the port beanie.
If your days of grunge-inspired fashion however have long said adieu, it’s time to welcome the beret.
According to Harper’s Bazaar writer Kerry Pieri, “when ladies want to appear put together, they put a beret on it.”
Wellington brand Hills Hats has a charming range of the timeless French head-toppers, available in royal navy, forest green, romantic burgundy and other winter hues.
Once your head is adequately heated, focus on that oh-so feminine piece of skin — the décolletage.
With fluctuating daily temperatures, one’s favourite slinky singlet can still make a lunch break appearance, but this skin-baring number will be no friend during frosty mornings. Voilà! — the scarf.
From super slim to chunky and oversize, this season staple appeared throughout fashion week winter 2015/16 collections.
Find your ideal neck warmer in Standard Issue’s range of 100 percent merino scarves and scrunchies or New York brand, White and Warren’s cashmere offerings.
With head and neck sufficiently steamy add a much needed contrast to black and white winter ensembles via the earthy toned handbag.
Of the tanned variety on offer is The Roma Bag; an oversized, leather tote that incorporates the quintessential fringing detail of this season’s seventies salute.
The take-everything-but-the-kitchen-sink number is ideal for work, travel and cafe Sundays, and best of all — it will hold all of your accessories when winter weather starts to wobble.
