Warm tunics

Warm tunic is an indispensable thing for the cool season. In addition to excellent thermal insulation, such tunics are quite attractive and comfortable. A good length covering the hips will come in handy as never before precisely in the cool season, when girls and women of any age should protect themselves from hypothermia.

The materials from which warm tunics are made are vast. The warmest items are obtained from merino and cashmere wool, mohair, angora and acrylic. There are also many styles of warm tunics: tight-fitting, fitted, loose, with a stand-up collar or, on the contrary, with a deep neckline. Outwardly warm tunics can resemble a long pullover, short dress, sleeveless jacket or vest.

In winter, models with northern patterns are relevant. These are, as a rule, animal and snow motifs located in the upper part of the tunic, as well as located along the hem and cuffs of the sleeves. In the off-season, tunics with a short sleeve are especially popular. Turtlenecks or badlons are usually fake under them. Quite popular are products with drawings, prints or knitted patterns in the form of bundles, braids and cones.

Some tunics are so long that they can be worn as a dress. Such items are often decorated with bright decor - embroidery, sequins, buttons, patch pockets ... A warm tunic in white, black, brown or gray colors can perfectly complement the image, designed in a business style. Empire style tunic models with a high waistline are useful for creating everyday ensembles. In this form, it is quite appropriate to go both for a business meeting and for a walk. Warm tunic is perfect for home wear.

A warm boho tunic is distinguished by a semicircular hem design, it starts just below the hip and ends at the middle of the calf. In addition to a semicircle, both curved and concave, full asymmetry of the hem is allowed. Typical decor for tunics in the style of boho - flirty lace, flounces, ruffles, fringe and contrasting geometric elements.

The basic rules that you need to remember when choosing the right ensemble for your warm tunic:

• any tunic is only worn out and never refueled
• if your tunic is decorated with print or pattern, then the bottom is selected only plain
• if the top seems voluminous and lush, then the bottom should be selected as tight as possible.

Warm tunic goes well with many types of clothing. These can be tight-fitting jeans, tight-fitting trousers, tight leggings, and even stylish skirts. Girls with slender legs can wear leggings under a tunic. But this ensemble is hardly suitable for office work, such an outfit is more appropriate for romantic dates or shopping.

The fitted models of tunics go well with classic dark trousers and a pencil skirt, and a belt or strap will be a great addition to it. It is desirable to match the color of the belt to the shade of the shoe.

Do not give up multilayer images. So, in cool weather, under a warm tunic with leggings, you can pry a shirt, the lower edge of which will slightly peek out from under the tunic, and at the end of the image put on a fur vest on top. Also on a warm tunic you can throw a raincoat below the knees, a jacket to the middle of the thigh, a cape or oversized coat. Hats, scarves, snoods, stoles and gloves, matched to the tone of the tunic, will not be superfluous.

As for shoes, to create a cozy autumn-winter outfit, a classic warm tunic is combined with boots or high-heeled ankle boots. Treads by stylists are categorically not recommended. Flat shoes will also be relevant for a casual look. The coarse-tuned warm tunic looks good even with coarse masculine lace-up boots.

Young girls can wear warm tunics with stylish uggs or fashionable "dutiks." In combination with skinny jeans that are popular among young people, such an outfit will be more than appropriate both for study and for a walk. To create a more vivid image, large jewelry will be quite appropriate: earrings, rings, bracelets.