Layering clothes in spring and fall Spring and fall aren’t particularly warm or cold, but the weather can be unpredictable, rainy, and cold at times. The best way to layer clothing in these ...

Layering is not a complicated thing. It's the process of adding and removing layers of clothing to keep your body comfortable in changing weather and temperature conditions. The key to layering is ...

Learning how to layer your clothes will add depth and variety to your look while allowing you to easily stay comfortable as ...

They add a final touch and, in the case of layering clothes for cold weather, an added layer of utility. Jackets and coats are the most common examples, but vests, capes, and scarves also fall ...

Strategically layering your clothes can make the difference between enjoying the outdoor activities winter has to offer and shivering, or worse still, staying stuck inside nursing cabin fever.

Some might call layering clothes an art. But whether you have a natural talent for it or not, one thing is certain: The best layered outfits always start with good basics. As the seasons change ...

Layering—the art of layering clothing—is nothing new in the fashion world. In the '90s, we already saw strappy dresses worn over T-shirts, sweaters tied on the shoulders, or jackets layered ...

Layering means wearing multiple pieces of clothing to keep your body comfortable in cold weather. Each layer creates an insulating pocket of air that protects you better than just wearing a big ...

There’s a lot of conflicting information out there about how to layer your clothing properly, so it’s no surprise to us that the number one cause for outdoor rescues is a result of exposure.

A good layering base for the fall is lightweight, comfortable and versatile. Skims has tons of good layering basics, like this Soft Smoothing Turtleneck Top that can be worn under sweater vests ...

When it comes to layering clothing—that stylist-approved way to keep warm come winter and spruce up the separates in your wardrobe by combining them in fresh ways—it’s easy to mess up even ...