June 2009 Weddings
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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Cold Weather Girls, Come In!
Mike and I are spending Christmas with friends in Washington state this year. From what I hear, it's cold in WA, and this southern gal doesn't have a warm-weather wardrobe. Heck, I wear cardigans in the winter time here! I do have a black peacoat, a North Face APEX jacket, and a snowboarding jacket though (that I've only ever tested out on CA slopes).
Here's where you come in: what do I need to pack to stay warm, without investing in warm-weather clothing that I'll never wear again? Is there a way to layer and still be fashionable?? Any ideas of cute/warm outfits that you like to wear would be greatly appreciated!
Re: Cold Weather Girls, Come In!
You'll probably just have to layer. Thin layers. Cami/tank, lightweight long-sleeve tees, thin sweaters, and peacoat. Don't forget a hat and gloves!
My current winter wardrobe, as you well know, involves many sweaterdresses, knit tunics, leggings, and boots.
Lucy Elizabeth 10.27.12
I'm in upstate NY where its always cold. I agree with Mamie about layering lots of thinner shirts/sweaters. Hats, scarves, gloves/mittens are a must! I'd also recommend warm waterproof-ish shoes like boots.
Also, when its REALLY cold, sometimes ill throw leggings on under my jeans. it's a little extra warmth and you can't tell!
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I second this and the layering, that is vital! Cover your ears, wear warm socks, and gloves while you are out and that helps a TON!