Whoever said we couldn’t wear white after Labor Day was seriously disturbed. How are we supposed to embrace our inner Natasha Richardson in “Parent Trap” (we’ll never forget that classic all-white dress and duster look) if we have to follow silly fashion rules? Regardless of the season, mixing whites results in a clean look that will help you stand out in a crowd in the best way possible and really make a statement this winter.
We gathered 30 of our favorite winter white looks, from statement white coats and matching sets to unexpected layering. Click through the slideshow for some serious outfit inspiration, and if you didn’t already own a matching white power suit, trust us, you’ll want to go buy one ASAP—good thing Black Friday’s coming up!.
Just remember: All-white looks and coffee or red lipstick are never best friends.
Mix & Match
Mix and match textures such as linen, cotton, and other materials to elevate the entire ensemble.
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Long Layers
When you layer one color, play up dimensions, length and fabric weight.
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Moto Chic
Toughen up your favorite summer lace dress with a leather jacket and boots.
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Statement Coat
Choose a statement piece for your monochromatic look, such as a coat or blazer.
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Hidden Prints
To break up the all white, look for coats or blazers with a hidden print on the cuff or lining. This will add dimension to the look.
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Large Prints
Layer the all white look with a matching oversized graphic for that extra pop.
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Mini Pops of White
To keep the color theme consistent throughout the look, add little layers like a base-layer shirt, shoe and accesories.
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Power Suit
The key to white suit dressing is to look for something that is tailored to your body well and has interesting hardware or accessories.
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Ombré Effect
Tier your white look by adding similar, and darker colors through
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Subtle Prints
Not sure if you can pull off an all-white look right away? Start with a set with tiny prints like stripes, checkers or polka dots.
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White Office Wear
This white pencil skirt and eyelet top is a super chic combo for the office.
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Show Stopping
Pair your statement piece with neutral base layers and really play up accessories, bling and volume!
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Statement Sleeves
Keep focus on your white shirt by pairing them with denim and minimal accessories and jewelry.
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Break It Up
Break the look up and keep one half all white, and the other a contrasting neutral.
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Two-Toned
Keep a consistent color theme throughout the outfit for the super chic white look.
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Embellished
Spice up your all white outfit with some embellishments and cool-girl patches.
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Fanny Fabulous
Keep things retro with oversized pieces, a fanny pack and mini sunnies.
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Ribbed Sweaters
Pair your favorite ribbed sweater with a long maxi skirt for a daytime formal outfit.
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The New Power Suit
2017 has been the year of the colorful power suit, but take it back to the classics with an oversized white suit this winter.
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Texted
When layering your white pieces, mix pieces with graphic text, asymmetical hemlines and prints.
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Slitted
Layer a sheer dress or skirt over a more revealing dress for a little extra coverage during the winter months.
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Add Some Sparkle
Instead of adding a pop of color, add a little sparkle to your monochromatic look.
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A Touch of Lace
To break up an oversized look, add some sheer or lace layers. This will keep the oversized pieces look less bulky and more cohesive.
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Teddy Teddy
If you're looking for a softer color to pair with your white, opt for a brown, blush or oatmeal. This will create a super soft and feminine feel.
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Go a Little Extra
Add some faux fur, some bling and some patterns for that over-the-top maximalist white outfit.
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No Pants, No Problem
Keep things simple with an oversized sweater, slouchy boots and similar jewelry.
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Team Neutral
Soften up your white look with some shades of oatmeal and added gold accessories.
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Pop of Red
Layer a bold color like Red over your all-white outfit for an unexpected reverse pop of color.
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The White Tee
Add a pop of white to your dark fall and winter blazer with a classic white tee.
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The LWS
The Little White Sweater - your new winter staple
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