04 Jan How To Wear Embroidered Jeans In Winter

As you probably already know, embroidery is one of my favorite trends, apart from the cold shoulder and bell sleeve trends. So when I’ve gotten a request to style a pair of embroidered jeans for winter; I got really excited!

Embroidered jeans are so easy to wear regardless of the season. You just have to know how to pair them with the right pieces to make it work. Back in spring, I paired my embroidered jeans with bell sleeve top; and in fall, I wore them with a cape coat. Today, I’m sharing 4 cute ways to wear embroidered jeans in winter.

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With Faux Fur Coat

outfit details: similar sweater here and here // similar coat here and here // similar jeans here and here // similar ankle boots here and here // bag // hat // similar sunnies here and here

My love for faux fur coat is undeniable. I’ve had this coat for around 5 years and I still fall in love with it every time I wear it. The shade of red is really gorgeous; and it never fails to keep me warm in the freezing winter weather. I love how I can wear this coat with dressier outfits and with casual outfits like this one. My winter outfits aren’t complete without my favorite coat.

With Coat & Scarf

outfit details: similar sweater here and here // similar coat here and here // similar jeans here and here // sneakers // similar scarf  here and here // bag (in different color), cheaper top handle bags here and here // similar beanie here and here // similar sunnies here and here

I really adore this casual look. I love how the coat and scarf combo gives me the layers I need to feel warm in this freezing weather; yet, the fit of the coat isn’t restricting at all. If there’s one thing I hate about winter, it’s when I have to layer so much that I find it hard to move (especially when you have 2 kids); but with this outfit, I don’t have to worry about that. I’m cozy and layered, but I can still move. YAY!

With Leather Jacket

outfit details: similar sweater here and here // similar jacket here and here // similar jeans here and here // boots // bag (in different color) // similar hat here

This is the first leather jacket I own; I got it 6 years ago. Up to this day, I still love it just like when I first got it. I love how I can wear it regardless of the season (except summer). I usually wear lighter sweaters with it when it’s not that freezing; and wear chunky sweaters like the one I’m wearing here in winter. If you’re going to wear chunky sweaters with a leather jacket, I absolutely recommend sizing up.

With Faux Fur Vest

outfit details: similar sweater here and here // similar vest here and here // similar jeans here and here // similar boots here and here // similar belt here and here // bag (in different color), cheaper alternatives here and here // hat

I really love the pairing of the fitted sweater, faux fur vest, jeans, and riding boots. Of the 4 outfits, this is probably my favorite. I adore how 2 different pieces work together to make this outfit look classic and chic. The feminine details the faux fur vest gives, and the polished look the riding boots provide make this outfit cohesive.

Shop my favorite outerwear below to pair with your embroidered jeans this winter.

 

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