Winterize your summer outfits

Just because winters is on its way doesn't mean you have to start packing your summer outfits and give away your favourite floral dress or your cute pink shorts for those off colors. So give your winters some summer hues and let your style and fashion not get the weather boot!

Here's the lowdown on how to carry those summer essentials in winters by Avneet Chadha, founder of Avneet.c- Bespoke Styling.

LET THE LAYERS BE A GAME CHANGER: Layering your summer essentials for winters can be a statement dress for your winter wardrobe. The transition of your top with the basic jeggings and an overcoat would look so stylish and chick.

TURN YOUR DRESS INTO YOUR SKIRT: Summer dresses are so unique that you can't ignore them even in winters. Be it a skater dress or your maxi dress, you can make it look alike a skirt by wearing a top or a cardigan above it. Style it with your boots or shoes to make you look perfect.

LET YOUR FEET TALK: Feeling cold in feet is the worst feeling in winters, and wearing boots or shoes with every attire doesn't look good. Take out those casual wedges and wear them with black or grey stocking to take away the cold. Pair your sandals with colorful tights and put on your favorite cardigan or a jacket.

LET YOUR SLEEVES ROLE: Those cute boyfriend shirts that we love to wear for the summers, or those long cotton shirts that we only buy to beat the heat, can be a style statement for your winters. Don't even think of keeping it back in your wardrobe as you can pair those shirts with your denim jackets. Wear high knee boots to escape those full sleeves cardigans and denims.

THOSE FRILLS CAN PLAY IT WELL: Waiting to wear our favourite floral dress is disheartening, but what if you can team it with your long boots and open cardigans for winters. You don't have to give up on your cute little dress for the entire year.

These tips can for sure winterize your summer essentials and can make your winter attires look brighter.

Also, it can bring the style statement to your personality.