Real & Chic Winter Outfit Ideas That *Always Look Good* (Items You Already Own)

[@karthompson1280]

I just stumbled across this video and I am happy I did. I moved to Canada 13yrs ago from the Caribbean and I can honestly say I still don’t know how to dress for winter. People always tell me to dress in layers which I interpreted as grab as many warm pieces as you can. Needless to say that I looked uncoordinated and frumpy. This was a wonderful breakdown! Thank you.

[@rubinakamboj6091]

Much thanks for breaking down winter into seasons, makes much more relatable and even more relevant :) .

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Oh I'm so glad Rubina thank you for watching:) xx

[@svitrai]

Second that!

[@sallymay5272]

The No Thank You winter look is glorious - you look like a 70s Bond Girl 👌

[@mariagast1613]

Love this video 😬 Living in a “winter winter”, sometimes in “no thank you”, climate. “Hot winter” is most of our summer 🤣😂

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

ahh so you know how it is! lol thanks for watching Maria xx

[@brittneyperry8026]

"Winter Core." You're speaking my language! Loved the humour in this video as well as the concept. Perfect watching for a -20 snowy Sunday morning in Edmonton, AB.

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

haha trying really hard to make wintercore happen! So glad you liked it thank you for watching! xx

[@brittneyperry8026]

@@AlyssaBeltempo I LOVE it! I'll spread the word in this part of the land. My favorite winter sound is when the snow is sold cold it squeaks and creaks when you walk. Keep up the fantastic work with your content. It's so inspiring!

[@adelemartin1]

Love the different categories of winter! 😂 I see that there are a few comments about wet winters, and having lived in Scotland all my life (and having worked outdoors here in all seasons) I know a thing or two about this 😂 1) the concept of wearing thermals or base-layers next to the skin is critical in both wet and dry winters and thank you for reminding us about it Alyssa! 2) Wear water resistant shoes / boots and carry an umbrella at all times...this will enable you to look stylish when the weather is uncertain...take a cute pair of shoes with you to change into at your destination if needed! 3) Accept the reality that on days of very heavy rain, the only sensible thing to do is to wear waterproof outerwear (coat / trousers / footwear) and banish all thoughts of being stylish outdoors...and take a change of clothing (in a waterproof bag!) to your destination. As the old saying goes, "there is no such thing as bad weather, only inadequate clothing." 😃

[@joellenhothem6470]

Love this! You’re one of the few fashion style experts who seems like they’ve actually left the studio and been outside. I’d love a rundown of great lightweight thermal items to wear underneath both fall and winter outfits.

[@susanchaney5059]

My problem in winter is that we get lots of rain! So aside from not going out I need to add a rain coat when I do! But I absolutely love your style and outfits!

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Oooh rain! Totally missed a rain coat look! Thanks for sharing and reminding me! Will add for next time! :)

[@kathysteele3071]

I live in the Pacific Northwest and is RAINS a lot. Would love to see some choices and how to. Select good shoes for rain and snow

[@nancyharris9909]

Finally...someone who understands that winter is not the same in all places! I live in a city that can get frigid, snowy, and rainy. Many times I just need to be warm and dry. Thanks for sharing these great examples!

[@janicerice8810]

Addition of rainy winter days would be appreciated. So hard to look cute in the rain! Thanks for these tips. I love coat and jacket videos s people mostly see our outer self, especially now when grocery shopping and walking the dog are all we have.

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

ah YES. Someone else mentioned this and I'm sorry to have missed it! Will definitely keep it in mind for next time!

[@jodycourt]

Montana is where we have winter-winter and No-thank-you winter. I appreciate all your tips. You do not look like the Michelin Man AT ALL in the No-thank-you winter. You have the perfect Cold Canada look and I love it!

[@norawotton5440]

As a fellow Canadian, I shiver just looking at your open coat in most of the looks. Love them, but I must run even colder than you and need to zip those zippers!

[@ItsJustFashion]

I love how you keep it real - clothes have a function and then they have aesthetic properties, not the other way around! That's especially true when it comes to winter-wear! It took me few times of freezing my butt off to realize that tho 😂 but I won't lie, since I'm planning on moving to Canada, I'm scared that the aesthetic part of the outfits will dissapear, but that's why I follow you - for inspiration and guidelines! ❤

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

haha thank you so much! How fun you will be moving to Canada! :) I'm sure you will love it! xx

[@ItsJustFashion]

@@AlyssaBeltempo thank you, I'm sure I will! I don't mind harsh weather when the cultural climate seems so amazing! ❤

[@maryokeefe5351]

discover Smart Wool! Wear a base layer of very thin merino wool and you can still look chic. Also love fleece-lined tights or leggings. Embrace winter! You will learn to love it. Welcome to Canada!

[@ItsJustFashion]

@@maryokeefe5351 thank you, I will remember your advice 🤗

[@robinduggins2561]

I think I really like winters in my southern U.S part of the country. Summer is where I struggle. Making cute outfits when wearing anything is to hot. I did like the super bundled look though and I must agree that comfort is number 1 when dressing for extreme weather.

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Yes! Dressing for extreme heat is tough too! Thanks for watching xx

[@liligirl00]

I live in a summer, hot summer, Christmas climate. I love your winter outfits for when I travel to places that are actually cold! You’re the chicest!💕

[@MsAga1974]

I love the terms you coined to describe winter: "hot winter" and "no, thank you winter" . Here in Poland I think we fall into some sort of mild climate category, although we did experience -20 last week (only for two days though, thank God!). It was a very insightful video, thanks a lot!!

[@carlyw.5538]

Perfect timing! Now I'll try outfit #4 & go shovel my car out of a parking lot, in central Ontario

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

haha good luck Carly! xx

[@maryokeefe5351]

As Robert Charlebois used to sing, "Le Canada, c'est l'hiver."

[@sandihunter1260]

Since I live in Ottawa the winter, winter and No Thank you are right up my alley. Great ideas.

[@AgingNaturallywithJodylynn]

Loved this! I'm from Michigan so I totally understood the different "winters" 🥶 Those laced up tall, black boots are to die for! Thank you for these ideas! ♥️🙏

[@LASmithBuxton]

Well done! Seattle has a fifth ckimate: Wet Winter, lots of rain coats over sweaters and tights or jeans tucked into Wellies. Stay warm & toasty!

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

oooh wet! Forgot about rain - thanks for the suggestion and reminder! xx

[@elizabethsmith1803]

Yep, that’s England

[@sealindemere7400]

Yes, this also Vancouver!

[@clairekurdelak2913]

And Portland, OR. Mild Winter works! Swap in waterproof boots and outer layers, right? What else do you all do for Wet Winter? I’ve been here only a couple years.

[@frenchstyle7038]

I loved it! It's -16 today where I am. January and February are definitely the 'Michelin Man' season for us in the Canada Winter.

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

haha yes! I'm so glad you liked it! Stay warm! xx

[@annabelle7123]

Her coat still looked like mustang coat with fur decoration, wasn't a normal, Canadian Goose jacket (tho there's nothing wrong in those!) in deep snow. I love it!

[@eileenchang2173]

We are so fortunate in Canada because there are so many stylish winter coats and boots that keep us warm and we don’t have to look like the Michelin man if we don’t want that look ! ❤️☀️🇨🇦

[@trudiereister6875]

Hello from Australia! The term “Hot winter” makes me laugh! If it’s 10 degrees here we call that a really cold winters day. In southern parts of Oz winter days are usually around 13 degrees and we wear coats, boots and scarves. In the north of Oz, 27 degrees celsius is winter!

[@theresascholtz5298]

....and I love how we all reach for a jumper or jacket when the temperature drops from 40 degrees to 25 degrees 😆

[@deborahsarna2300]

This video was FABULOUS!!! Living in a cold climate that can change to any of your winter categories in the blink of an eye and I can never feel warm enough--- so these formulas are GREAT!

[@Littlelizzylizliz]

Oh my goodness this video was impressive the way you broke it down into categories! And of course as a fellow Canadian I much appreciate how relatable this content is for styling in winter! Grazie, Ciao!

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Haha so glad you approve and enjoyed it! Thanks for watching buon settimana! xx

[@sonjafitz3505]

I love ALL the options, especially the 2-jacket winter-winter look, which I rarely get to wear being in a mild climate.

[@mommakscafe]

Living in a warm winter climate, it's easy to overdress and roast in a sweater or coat. Great formulas, thanks!

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

Oh to live in a Hot Winter zone! In Ireland we settle into the Mild Winter nicely and you pretty much summed up my daily looks here! Great video!

[@ingepearson4842]

This makes so much sense. I wish I had this video 2 years ago. I moved from a sub tropical climate with worst case scenario "hot winter" to scandi winter (-10 to 0 range). During the past two years I have had to learn a lot about which materials to buy (wool and cashmere make such a difference!!) and how to actually layer. I thought I knew before, I really didn't. These outfit formulas are so true and universal. I used to literally just have trousers, a blouse or light turtle neck and a blazer in winter. Usually with pumps or boots. All those clothes have been collecting dust since I moved since I have to deal with snow and actual cold. It has been really tricky because I didn't grow up with understanding the nuances of the different temperature bands. This video clarified things so much and really solidified what I have been figuring out for myself the past 2 years. Also a great travel guide!!! Thanks 😊

[@hamptonsynnott4360]

This is the BEST! I am so happy to have finally found some fashion advice from someone who actually gets the cold climates! I live in Northern NH and spend most of my time in colder climates and you have made my day. I have been binge watching all afternoon- so thank you ! And I would LOVE more cold season dressing inspiration (but yes...you can wait until fall- happy to embrace the spring at the moment too although it still feels like winter here) :)

[@TheAmiMom]

Loved this!!! Layer it on, baby! Sometimes I walk like a truck driver because there’s so many layers! Ha ha!

[@kaysaint8854]

Alyssa - absolutely loved your humour this week! How envious I am of those in the "hot winter" (aka "Spring" in South Western Ontario!!!!) and "mild winter" zones...being 6hrs South West of you we are definitely in "Winter" mode. I always used to laugh at those who said Ottawa was so cold...until I was there over Christmas one year. It's definitely at least 5C colder! And yes, there really is only 1 outfit formula in the "No Thank You" zone (absolutely LOVED the reference)....dress so bundled that you don't freeze extremities!!! Thank you again for great outfit formulas! :) Cheers,

[@shawnasomers9127]

My favourite is your “No Thankyou “outfit! Love the parka! I live in Halifax and we get every category of weather you mentioned. ( All in one week sometimes)I’m having so much fun lately shopping my closet. Thanks Alyssa for these videos!

[@ufosrus]

I used to love Alyssa's clothes pairings when she first started some years ago and I looked forward to her new videos. But of late I find her wardrobe more average, more standard. I do believe you can dress chic but also outside of the box. And in these dull times, something out of the ordinary, yet elegant, is what I crave most.

[@jbar234]

Love your breakdown of winter categories! Where I live in Colorado it’s definitely a winter winter climate and when the wind howls a huge NO THANK YOU!! 🥶

[@heatherhaxo]

This is one of the best videos ever. I just love it. Winter and fall fashion is so fun.

[@silviafrassineti5214]

Living in Canada gives you greater resistance to cold weather. I am Italian and I would put your winter winter in the mild winter and probably freeze nonetheless. That said I always like your idea.😘

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

haha thank you Silvia! It's true, as I was filming this I thought my thoughts around cold would be skewed bc we are in deep winter and anything above 0 feels downright HOT! :) Thank you for watching and glad you like the ideas! xx

[@maryokeefe5351]

Well, we Canadians feel the cold as much an anyone else. We have just learned how to manage it through careful layering. personally, I love the change of seasons which gives so much vitality to our lives. Plus you have to embrace winter sports, which are so invigorating. I would hate to live in a rainy winter climate with no bright sunshine.

[@debbiemason5339]

Enjoy you and your content..when you list thermals in what you are wearing..I would be interested in seeing you in them and the name of them..I live in Vancouver..it can get cold here but not as cold as where you live..stay safe cheers debbie 👍😎❤️

[@maryokeefe5351]

@@debbiemason5339 You can also find fleece lined tights or leggings, so that may be enough for you in Vancouver weather.

[@clairekurdelak2913]

Winter Core, yes! 😆

[@soniaspf9705]

Thank you so much- I moved to Germany 18 months ago to a mountainous region (from a mild wet Belgium and England) last winter didn't really happen but this year its very cold and snowy. I am pleased you said its OK to look like the Michelin man I just want to be warm.

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

haha I totally hear you about being warm. I Hope you are enjoying your new home ! xx

[@TippyPuddles]

When we get an "artic blast" here in Pennsylvania, I wrap up in a blanket over my coat.

[@JB-fd6gr]

Your "winter-core" description is real. Luv it & your videos.

[@pepper6253]

I love the Michelin man look ,,,layer layer layer. this way i can show off all my winter looks at once. beautiful scenery in this video . Having so much fun shopping in my own closet with you. Ciao bella.

[@elizabethmariott7171]

Very smart. I liked how you broke it down. Learning to be stylish in winter takes practice.

[@nyssamo9302]

You do know you will have to do this style of video for every season now? 😂 But seriously, this is one of the best weather appropriate styling videos EVER!! I always check the weather every day and there are certain temperatures where I just don't know what to wear. This is super helpful and I immediately saved it. Here in Germany we have Winter Winter 😂 but I can adapt hot and mild winter for spring and fall.

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Oh i'm so glad you liked it!! Thank you so much for watching and stay warm!

[@sandramaki7819]

Laughed out loud at the “ no thank you” climate zone! 😂 Living in Montreal, this is the winter reality. Surprised that you didn’t add a trench coat for the 10-18 C range. I am always cold so I almost always layer on as the temperature drops. Great video as always! Thanks for helping me start my Sunday with a smile.

[@joanmette4795]

"Outfit Formulas" Brilliant! Thankyou. This is an idea I can run with.

[@TheZeyre]

Oh Alyssa, I just loved this perfect for Canada episode. We were in the winter-Winter and now in the (hell) no thanks! Winter. I really like how well you bundled!! I am doing thermals and sweater and faux leather pants with leg warmers over boots! Just stay warm!!! Hope for Spring! Always a treat to watch your videos! 🌍🌏🌎⛸️⛸️🥅🎿Xoxo Joanne

[@mzmishel7953]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video! I live in a climate where winter temps are 50-90 degrees F. I get so tired of shorts and look forward to layering. So inspiring ❤️

[@Catherine3385]

I just walked the dog in very windy No Thank You weather 14 Fahrenheit not counting wind chill. And I am jealous of the Michelin Man! Good video

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

ooooh ouch! Hope you are all warmed up now! Thanks for watching! xx

[@jojo-tl5ei]

Those leather lug boots are gorgeous.

[@nbnugget]

Thanks for defending the "Michelin Man" look! I think you can only disparage that look if you've never spent any time in significantly bone-chilling temperatures. If the weather calls for it, I am bundled up. Who wouldn't rather be warm and lucid? Lol Thanks for the video! Carolyn

[@thatswhatisaidCA]

I run hot, and my biggest layering challenge is being outside in the cold, then coming into a cafe and sitting down for a bit. There's been a couple of times where I stripped my top right down to my black thermal top. (Luckily, that top doesn't look like a thermal, just a nice black long-sleeved top.) My formula for going to the mall is basically a t-shirt and a warmer jacket; i might add a scarf of whatever fabric is suitable for the weather/season. This formula works for me in Fall/Spring/Winter. The more layers you have on, the more you need to take off and store somewhere when you stay a while. I don't know if I'm just lazy or efficient, haha. I really love your suggestion of belting jackets and coats - am currently looking through my belts, gonna try it! Thank you so much for your inspirations. Have a great weekend!

[@elizabethhill2923]

Excellent video as usual. All your videos are great. Good comments about dressing to be warm. My mother use to always make sure I was warm when I was young

[@emmaphilo4049]

Great realistic and practical video on a great topic rarely properly explored 👍👍👍👍 loved this, and you're totally right about the last look, it's cute and makes sense so it's a whole vibe in itself:)

[@franceburke8044]

Great outfit ideas for late fall to early spring for the. Canadian folks. Always a pleasure to watch ! Many thanks Alyssa! xox

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Glad you liked them thank you for watching France!

[@larachristie4475]

Thank you Alyssa, all the looks were brilliant but I really loved you in the all black outfit and your caramel coat. Very stylish, but warm 🥰

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Thank you so much Lara I'm glad you liked it !xx

[@SoNick25]

love your scientific classifications especially no thank you! I am lucky to be living in a mild climate. So many dressing options! I used to live in sub tropical winter, where you add a cardy or a jacket over your t-shirt. by lunch time the cardy is off until the sun goes down! you can wear most of your wardrobe all year round.. very economical!

[@luisevieten2035]

Thank you very very good video. Categories are so helpful. More of these videos for the other times in the year please.

[@SingYourselfWell]

"The Art of Winter." How do you always come up with these unique and perfect descriptions for stuff?! Love.

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

haha si gkad you like them! xx

[@SingYourselfWell]

@@AlyssaBeltempo I'm si gkad, too! BAHAHAHAHA. Love you!

[@SingYourselfWell]

@@AlyssaBeltempo have to say, I WAS looking for Apollo in the window.....

[@rajprince00397]

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[@lynnscholes1617]

Really well thought out and helpful across the board . Always so creative xx

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

I'm so glad you found it helpful Lynn thank you for watching! xx

[@sharonbrinders1224]

Thank you for this very interesting amazing video. ... We experience lotsa rain and wind during our winter. ..remain blessed xxx

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

ah yes I forgot about rain, I'm so sorry! Will add for next time :) Thank you for watching xx

[@chicbike]

Finally someone addresses cold. My go to is wool in layers-esp as a base layer. It is not the cold, it’s the clothes. As fashion becomes more general the warm pieces are harder to find. Scarves give 10 degrees F of warmth and hats are fun.

[@mojsharhappy]

Being in Canada, we are either in winter-winter or "no-thank you"! Loved the last look!

[@carolynsanner8253]

You are simply brilliant! The high contrast outfit #2 in hot winter was fabulous with your coloring.😊

[@missnaomiivy]

I am moving from “winter winter” to “no thank you winter” this was really helpful to come up with some new ideas. Love your videos. Thank you!

[@clairekurdelak2913]

Mild Winter formulas are great for the Pacific Northwest! Swap in waterproof boots and outer layers for Portland, OR. I moved here from Indiana, where we had mastered Winter Winter, and I have this year finally really figured out the necessary lighter layering. I own rain boots for the first time! In the Midwest it rains in summer, but out here it rains in the coldest months.

[@PracticalPip]

Great video and I think my favorite outfit is #3 today. I seriously hate dressing for super cold temperature and I also dislike summer fashion, so Fall lightly layered looks are always my favorite!

[@carlenearendse8163]

Thank you Alyssa. Mostly hot Winter in Cape Town. Stay safe.🌻

[@annabelle7123]

I also got a long sporty puffer jacket 2 years ago and this winter it's -16°c and I don't regret it! The jacket even has a thermal layer(like a carbon sheet) that really keeps me toasty and warm :) so yes, no thank you winter outfit is necessary! And your fur jacket was still pretty and chic ;)

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

oh wow that suounds like a great find! xx

[@guylainescavarelli3906]

I have to add a second comment because I laughed out loud reading everyone else’s. I can so relate to cold and windy weather living in Northern Ontario. Fun and great video Alyssa!

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

haha thank you for watching Guylaine! xx

[@HaveaGreatDayEveryone]

Thanks! Finally a great winter guide with warmth in mind!

[@cindywhite4408]

Great ideas, I live in the NorthEast of USA and it gets real cold. I really appreciate your ideas. Thanks.

[@Christinamychas]

Lol we def are in the “No Thank You” winter category

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Haha definitely!! Thanks for watching Christina xx

[@kristenbahr7394]

Try living in Winnipeg in the winter. -36 without a wind chill tonight. Super helpful video. Stay warm!

[@SarahKotri]

This was so good! We have had mild winter (love), winter winter and now are in no thank you winter so far this year. I agree- no thank you winter is no joke so you have to lean into it. Long puffers are essential as are thermals and real winter boots. Although if you are just running from car to store into a home then you can get away with cuter outfits.

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

Absolutely! The Winter Winter outfits are great if you are in and out! Thanks for watching so glad you approve ! xx

[@segafred1239]

Love how your outfit for "warm winter" is a t-shirt and blazer, and then there's me living in my fur-lined boots and puffer jacket all the way from september-april... another tip for wearing a nice but thinnish coat in winter is to layer a thin down-like vest underneath (like patagonia makes them), as they add warmth and wind-proof the coat without making it bulky

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Thanks so much for including skirts and dresses, I wear them a lot, but I am in your Hot Winter zone.

[@lyailyamakhambet9650]

Now we’re talking ! Great formula for Northern Ontario winter, thank you, Alyssa!

[@VanCrane]

I found this really helpful, in Germany we have mild winters, here (in the southwest, named sometimes the Tuscany of Germany 😉) are temperatures under 0 Celsius not often. Now it’s -1. I love layers and are able to show these, most of the times. For this reason I like winter, but I love spring and autumn, it’s here like in your subscription mild winter. This are so creative seasons 🤓

[@n.jensen8252]

Hot winter is basically our spring and summer here in Scandinavia- thanks for a yet again a great video 😊

[@Ksvjnr]

Wow thank you the way you have broken up the types of winters is really helpful. Thanks a ton love watching your vedios.

[@shsvc15]

You have the same Portmerion mug as me! I grew up near North Wales and we went to visit the village which is amazing. I am collecting all the botanic garden crockery. Another great video, you have changed my attitude to the way I now curate my wardrobe :)

[@welcomwelcom9882]

Fabulous video and without a doubt one of the best dressed ladies on KZbin. U always look "top model" stunning from head to toe. Thanx Alyssa

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

you are so kind thank you!

[@emmarobinson8979]

Omg the Canadian winter content we need 😭

[@KasiaVoss]

My fav was the last look. I love that coat and the boots! I freeze easily so I wear long puffer coat in mild winter. Merino underwear travels with me everywhere (even in summer) because you never know. My recent discovery is black thermal skirt that you can wear over your winter running leggings or jeans but also looks great with thick tights and boots. These puffer skirts made way to this season runways as well, so I recommend checking them out. Your behind will thank you for it. Lots of love from Germany 🇩🇪

[@gaylerice8796]

Many thanks for covering the different types of winter!

[@ginamihailidis4444]

Last outfit, I bet if you fall down you won't feel a thing😂I too bundle up when it's winter winter , my arms can barely reach to the side of me!

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

haha definitely! Thanks for watching Gina ! xx

[@claremcenroe4781]

I love all of outfits. I'm from Ireland so we don't get the cold winters you do but if we did I think I'd certainly be wearing the last outfit. I think it looks really cool. Thank you 🌹🌷

[@janitapanos240]

Such a clever and creative formula for dressing for different winters, Alyssa! Great fun to watch and learn how to layer stylishly with clothing we already own.

[@tamiewert808]

Being in BC 🇨🇦 we have very mild, wet winters. Lots of hooded jackets!!! Love the video!!

[@TheNicoliyah]

I absolutely adore your Winter categories, that made me lol! I live in London which is basically mild winter but have experienced "No thank you weather!" and couldn't agree more! : )

[@blancaaaestela]

Thanks for the climate breakdown! I live in south central Texas and we hover around mild winter, with the occasional winter winter or hot winter days. Most winter outfit suggestions are too warm for my needs (I’ve never needed thermals, for example).

[@marinamiyamoto5142]

Alyssa, so inspirational! I liked it for sure! I'm WINTER WINTER with NO THANK YOU - and I always wear a puffer coat in December through March)

[@The.blessedbee]

I'm all here for the winter core

[@bbbleich8585]

I love your names for winter weather! Ha. I get it; I grew up in Chicago.

[@Lilys.butterflys.543]

I'm in a "no thank" you area. Show me all the super warm outfit ideas!!

[@MassielMancebo]

Winter is my favorite season, so I love all these outfits!

[@claudiakuhn4953]

Hot, Hot Winter in my area but loved seeing the different outfits. Looking forward to traveling to real winter locations in the future. Thank you for the inspiration! 👍🏼👏🏼😊☀️

[@AlyssaBeltempo]

So glad you liked it thank you for watching Claudia!

[@trishmorille8630]

Such a great video. I appreciated seeing all the different versions as here in Texas it can be all of the above! Plus a hurricane. Thank you for the wonderful inspiration as always!

[@beckyscheller9358]

Love the looks especially the pumpkin color coat !

[@AlisonSokoloff]

I live in “hot winter” and the only thing I would add to your outfit formula is a hat with a small brim. There is still plenty of sun and the hat keeps sun off my face and keeps a bit more heat in. I used to wear a wool fedora, but with the face mask, I found a newsboy cap enables me to communicate more easily. Plus I get many comments because it’s a touch unusual.

[@silviasauc8570]

So so great video! Complimenti cara Alyssa, sei molto brava!