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Layering correctly allows you to stay cozy while maintaining a polished look but it doesn’t have to make you look bulky or out of proportion. The key is choosing the right pieces and understanding how they work together. Start with a thin, formfitting base layer made of moisture-wicking material like merino wool. This layer should hug your body without adding unnecessary thickness.

Next, add a mid layer that provides insulation without bulk. micro-insulated pullovers work well here because they trap heat without expanding your silhouette. Avoid thick, oversized sweaters as mid layers unless you’re layering them over something tight-knit.

For your outer layer, choose a slim-cut outerwear that’s designed for layering. Look for jogging stone island styles with a streamlined silhouette and subtle taper. A wool blend with a clean lines will help maintain a clean line.

When combining pieces, consider graduated shading. Wearing closely related hues helps the eye travel smoothly over your body, reducing visual weight. Tucking in your base layer slightly or using a slim leather strap can also create structure and keep layers from appearing flat.

Pay attention to proportions of each layer. Make sure they don’t pile up unnaturally. The sleeves of your mid layer should be just beneath the coat’s cuff, and your base layer should barely extend beyond the sleeves.

Footwear and accessories matter too. Pair your layered look with ankle-length boots and avoid bulky knits. Instead, opt for a narrow wrap that enhances warmth without bulk.

Finally, always test your ensemble at home. Walk, sit, and raise your arms to make sure everything moves comfortably. With strategic pairing and a focus on silhouette, you can wear multiple layers without looking like a puffy snowman.