Winter 2025 Fashion Trends to Know
Winter fashion for women can be split into two main styles: weatherproof and party-proof. On one side, there are comfy, practical pieces—warm sweaters and rugged coats meant to handle snow, slush, and freezing temperatures. On the other side, there are the festive outfits perfect for sipping drinks and dancing at holiday parties. The winter 2025 trends bring together both approaches, mixing versatile gear with stylish options that are ready for a celebration.
Most of the new trends this season will feel pretty familiar; they're like the go-to styles we've seen before, just with some cool new updates from designers to make your winter wardrobe feel fresh. So, let's dive into what to wear in winter based on the latest trends and how to add some trendy touches to your everyday outfits.
Maxi Coats
Size matters, especially in outerwear. This season, we indulge in oversized parkas, long coats that almost reach the floor, and cocoon pieces that wrap you up—in a stylish way, of course—all in a soft winter color palette. The aim? Look dramatic and cozy. Balance out the big pieces and keep it simple underneath with leggings, a fitted dress, or a turtleneck paired with a mini skirt. Finish the look with structured boots and a bun for a just-from-Paris runway vibe.
The double-breasted styles are the most trending, like the Relaxed double coat from House of Dagmar and the Double-breasted wool coat from Erika Cavallini.
High Collar
Funnel-neck coats and pieces with high necks pop up here and there more often to our delight, as, apart from the fashionable look, they also protect from the elements. Many prominent brands have picked up on this stylish detail and are now peppering a slew of stiff, stand-collar outerwear into their winter collections. Ahead of another season with weather so unforgiving that you'd rather stay in bed all day, now's a great time to invest in the coat trend that comes with a built-in swaddle.
Moose Knuckles is one of those brands that incorporated this trend into their latest collection, and we see that in vests, such as the Puffer vest, and so many jackets and parkas, with the Lightweight parka coat being our fave example.
Cargo Style
The winter 2025 collections follow the style that's perfect for those who like to get their hands dirty and dive right in: cargo pockets—lots of them. Utility and field jackets are making their way into winter wardrobes, and cargo pants are back in the spotlight, even though they never really went away.
Fashion and function find a fine-tuned balance in such pieces as the Field cotton jacket from House of Dagmar and the Cargo cotton trousers from Agolde.
Brushed Textures
Brushed textures are making a splash in winter fashion—from a classic brushed wool coat that brings warmth with no effort and a brushed blazer that's perfect for looking sharp to a brushed jacket that mixes style and practicality. For a vibe that's similar but a bit softer, nothing beats brushed cashmere for that touch of luxury. The brushed texture in general, whether it's wool or cashmere, adds a little something special to your winter outfits, and even the simplest colors become rich and well thought out.
Lisa Yang specializes in knit techniques that feel fresh and unique, and their Brushed t-shirt is an ideal example of the brushed trend. In comparison, the Brushed cardigan top from House of Dagmar offers a more neutral look while still following this trend.
Slim Straight Jeans
Skinny jeans—love them or hate them, you can't deny that they stir up a conversation. The slim-fit straight look is the style that people are pretty divided on, but guess what? Designers are bringing them to the fashion scene for winter 2025. From tight leggings to cigarette pants, skinny styles are here again, and they're going to spark just as much debate as before.
Straight jeans with a slim leg are the go-to now when you need a slimmer silhouette, and if you are up for this trend, check out these classics—the High-rise stovepipe jeans and the Mid-rise cigarette jeans from Citizens of Humanity.
Balaclavas & Knitted Hoods
Say hi to your new favorite winter accessory: the balaclava. And we're talking about the stylish, cozy versions that combine fashion and function—soft, snug balaclavas that keep you warm and add a cool vibe to your winter look. If you want something a bit looser, a knitted hood scarf is a great pick. Go for a knitted hood balaclava under your coat or blazer for a minimalist style; these pieces are a simple way to insert texture and a bit of flair into your attire. Seriously, once you try one, you'll wonder how you ever made it through winter without it.
Check out Lisa Yang's new collection with balaclavas made of premium cashmere—the Cashmere balaclava and the Brushed balaclava, for example.
Pinstripes
Pinstripes are making a move from the boardroom to everyday outfits with a fresh twist. It can be a classic pinstripe suit, tailored pinstripe pants, or a roomy pinstripe shirt; these pieces are great for anyone who digs minimalist style but wants a little extra flair. This season, pinstripes will keep your looks sharp without being boring.
For an easygoing outfit, pair the Baggy fit jeans with a pinstripe pattern with a plain white tee and a blazer. Want something chic? Try a sleek pinstripe Pencil maxi skirt with tights for a bold but balanced look. Dressing up or keeping it casual—pinstripes will help you look smart with no fuss.
Grey
Forget about color—this season is about different shades of gray, but in a classy way. A full grayscale outfit is the easiest way to look chic and keep your winter style on point. Layering various shades and textures makes the look feel fresh instead of boring—a long wool coat with a cozy cashmere sweater and tailored wool pants? That's a total power move.
How about the Wool felt blouson from House of Dagmar featuring an artful drape? Or the essential Long sleeved t-shirt from Lisa Yang? Choose your neutral hero.
Shearling & Fur Trim
Whether it's a shearling-lined jacket or just a touch on your boots, this trend is giving ski-chalet energy. The best part is you can choose an intensity—a fully fuzzy teddy jacket is as trendy as a delicate trim on your boots.
The Fur suede boots from Fracap feature a gentle shearling trim all around the edge of the boot, combining protection with a fashionable look. The Gold-detail down parka from Moose Knuckles takes it a step further with a removable fur trim around the hood.
Power Suits
Sophistication is undergoing a practical makeover with the evolution of suits. Relaxed blazers, wide-legged pants, and skirt suits—all these are in vogue, capturing the vibe of "quiet luxury" that focuses on quality instead of flashy looks. With neutral colors and great fits, these pieces offer a versatile version of power dressing.
The black suit from Beige Brown, featuring the Oversized suit blazer and the Wide-leg suit trousers, represents how the timeless silhouette elevates to the modern fashion standards.
Chunky Knitwear
Forget those thin layers—this season we love rough and tough knits. Chunky sweaters are in, featuring voluminous sleeves, interesting ribbed patterns, cozy built-in scarves, and fun fringes that jazz up your everyday look. Belted knits are also trending, pulling in your waist and giving even the thickest yarns some nice shape.
Lisa Yang's Cashmere zip cardigan is a piece with a subtle character, while the Fringed knit cardigan is a statement in itself. You are free to select your way to add this trend to your wardrobe.
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