Even without skis and snowboards: How you can refresh your look with the Skicore trend

Wearing sporty clothing exclusively for exercising? Too bad! Last summer we loved cycling shorts, tennis skirts and dresses, baseball caps and sneakers that would be great to go jogging with. Our favorites in winter: items of clothing that also work on the slopes with skis and snowboards. So lush down jackets and, chunky boots, sporty sunglasses and thick hats and scarves.

WhichWintersport-Piecesalso fit into everyday life and how you do itTrendcan implement:

Of course, just because you're wearing one or two sporty items of clothing doesn't really mean you look like you were skiing five minutes ago. At the current oneSkicore-TrendIt's less about looking like winter sports from head to toe and more about refreshing your look with selected pieces.

Mixes of styles are also great. For example, a fluffy down jacket with a fine evening dress, a chunky knitted scarf and a hat with a formal oneor sporty sunglasses with a classic coat. Warm winter boots can be easily combined with semi-transparent tights and a midi skirt - and at least you won't have cold feet.

Yes, yes, I knowThey don't have to be practical, they just have to be pleasing to the eye. And yet it can be quite uncomfortable when you stumble across icy sidewalks in a thin coat and unlined boots at zero degrees. Luckily, functional clothing no longer exclusively looks like this. Especially not when well-known fashion houses have interpreted them according to their design.

Whether you are inspired by designer clothing or shop directly in the sports department: the dose is essential for a contemporary look. We recommend: no more than two to three winter sports items per item. And: As always, the ease with which you wear a look is not insignificant. This can ultimately decide whether the moon boots look nonchalant with your business wool trousers or not.

Balaclavas are currently on many heads, and rightly so. The practical pieces are a scarf and hat in one, provide excellent protection from nasty winds and look at least as cool on the slopes as they do in the city center. They are easy to style and go with almost everything. Whether theHowever, we cannot guarantee that it will last after prolonged wear.

On the ski slopes you are more likely to see tube scarves, but at après-ski you can also see lavish wool scarves that are worn casually over a down jacket. Let's do this in everyday life. The whole thing looks particularly casual if you wear the jacket open and place the scarf around your neck so that the ends reach approximately to your thighs.

A down jacket or down coat is an absolute game changer in winter. Finally no longer freezing, yay. Personally, it took me years to finally find a jacket that kept me sufficiently warm and I no longer want to be without my sporty, long-cut down jacket. Contrary to some expectations, a sporty jacket goes perfectly with fine going-out looks!

Sporty winter boots have several advantages: In terms of functionality, they have everything you need to cope with large and small amounts of snow, you can easily go on trips to snowy mountain landscapes with them - and last but not least, they usually look calm and casual. There are currently more extravagant oneswith decorations such as buckles or sequins – if you want to invest in a more timeless model, it is best to choose a reduced design. Unsurpassedcozyare boots with down filling.

You also need sunglasses in winter, as the sun can shine brightly even in sub-zero temperatures. Sporty glasses that you could wear for cycling, jogging or relaxing by the pool in the summer are popular now.

Cold feet are at least as unpleasant as cold feet. And no, fine leather gloves don't provide enough warmth if you want to spend time outside on cold days. Ski gloves look ultra-cool and do what gloves are supposed to do: keep you warm, and keep you warm. The delicate skin on your hands will thank you.