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Winter dressing tips

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Justine Stafford style and fashion blogger for Aficionado.co.za dispenses some wearable wisdom.

1. Inject some colour into your winter wardrobe. You can still play it safe in classic monochromatic hues but a pop of colour in the form of bright accessories (think scarves, hats and even earrings) adds instant wow factor. Very 'now' colours are rich jewel tones like emerald green, royal purple and electric blue.

2. The new flared jean is as versatile as it is flattering. Wear them extra long with heels and a silk shirt or pussy-bow blouse for a relaxed but glamorous look.

3. Clever layering hides a multitude of sins. Try pairing slimfit trousers with an oversized t-shirt and belted granny cardigan: this look is easy for most people to pull off and best of all, is very comfortable.

4. The ultimate winter coat this season is the Trench. Invest in a good quality one in cream or black and you'll wear it for many seasons to come.

5. When it comes to footwear, go for this season's hottest trend: the shoeboot. Great with skirts, dresses, jeggings and even under jeans, they are a style no-brainer.

Beef up your wintry wardrobe with vintage classics.

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