5 Ways With Winter Accessories

(Photos Getty Images, Scarf: Kmart)

Hair Scarf

from $7 at Kmart

Satin scarves

Explore endless styling possibilities with satin scarves. Use it to accessorise your ponytail for a hint of vintage glamour, wrap one loosely around your neck, or tie it in a classic knot for a touch of elegant flair. Another tip is to tie it around your handbag’s handle to instantly elevate your accessory game.

Buckled ballerinas

Bershka from $49.95 at The Iconic

Have fun in flats

Ballets of all sorts are popular right now, but if you want to add real impact to an otherwise simple ensemble, then invest a red pair as they’re especially on-trend. Perfect for day to night dressing these dynamic flats are instant style elevators.

(Photos Getty Images, Scarf: Kmart)

Wool scarf

Morgan & Taylor from $39.95 at The Iconic

Liven up winter ensembles

The splash of colour, combined with the extra warmth that comes from a woolly scarf is perfect for dressing up winter coats and jackets.

(Photo Getty Images, Bag: H&M)

Shoulder bag

from $39.95 at H&M

Bold bags

A bright bag instantly injects a vibrant splash into an otherwise neutral or monochromatic outfit. It draws attention and adds excitement to your look.

(Photo Getty Images, Belt, Amazon Australia)

Waist Belt

Gingokuo from $15.30 at Amazon Australia

Cinched in wait belts

If you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe without buying new clothes, adding different belts can give your existing outfits a new lease on life. They can also serve a practical function by allowing you to adjust the fit of clothing items, such as oversized tops or dresses, making them more flattering and comfortable.

Fashion Editor Janine Donovan

Janine Donovan is one of Australia’s leading fashion editors, having worked across Woman’s Day and Take 5 for over 30 years. Having begun her career on Woman’s Day in the early 90s, where she undertook a cadetship learning the ropes of fashion and beauty for the fast-paced weekly titles. She offers sensible and smart advice for women about what will make them feel great about themselves and is in constant contact with the readers who value her advice on navigating today’s fashion world. Her keen eye for trends and her ability to understand the readers’ needs means she’s a huge part of what makes the magazines’ lifestyle offering successful today. These days she continues to work across print titles such as Woman’s Day, Take 5 and Royals magazine while also contributing her fashion advice on the website, Now To Love.