MOSOPEFOLUWA ODELEYE
- Dec 7, 2021
- 2 min read

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Holla la chicas! Welcome back to my blog, sorry for the late post, been kind of busy, but I am here now (inserts wink emoji). What I originally had planned to post, was the part 2 on the types of styles, but then I had another idea, and it can be summed up into one word, Christmas.

On the previous post, we looked at casual fashion, so I would like to incorporate that style into the season. When I think of Christmas, what comes to my mind is family, cute and comfy clothes, fun and warmth (literally and non-literally). Drop a comment below on what comes to your mind when you think of Christmas.

Casual comfy fits for the season

Before diving into this, some factors must be taken into consideration, before you plan a cute and comfy style calendar for the month.

Weather:

Where I am, is the weather really cold, with a chance of snow? Is it already snowing? Is the weather warm and toasty for a sundress?

These are questions you need to ask yourself before dressing.

My idea for a cold and ‘knee deep in snow’ environment, is a thick clad pair of jeans trousers with a pretty sweater. To make your outfit look more ‘Christmassy’, you can spice it up a little bit with a pair of black leggings, a red sweater and green scarf

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If you are not really in the mood for trousers, I got you, a pair of long skirt to protect your knee from the cold would do, a pretty pair of jeans jacket, some gloves, throw in some accessories and voila pretty winter clothes

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Countries in Africa, where the weather is warm and toasty, requires outfits suitable for that.

I personally prefer to dress in the ‘lazy’, way, you know, baggy shirts, baggy sweats, and sneakers, the comfy but not to stylish outfit.

But what am i saying, it is Christmas, the season of flashy colors, gold, green and red, comfy alone is not going to cut it. these are some few ideas that I have

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