Tips from a Canadian: 1. Uniqlo ultra light down compact vests are great to layer underneath oversized wool coats without creating bulk in the sleeves. Thick sweater + uniqlo vest + wool coat easily gets me to up to -15 weather. 2. Costco makes high quality AND affordable hiking socks - they're usually around 80% merino wool and around $3 usd per pair. 3. Fleece-lined leggings, tights and pants will keep your bottom half warm!
Thank you for the tips I am in Whitby, Ontario and I am trying to go without my snow pants like I have done last 5 years. I invested in a TNA Super Puff Long version which is a start but I need to update my closet too if I can avoid my snow pants or onesie ski suit just to keep warm I would do that. I have chronic illnesses and I need to stay super warm. So again thank you so much for your advice
I know I'm super late to comment here, but yes I agree with you all!! I also find it weird to see female network anchors wearing sleeveless dresses and tops all winter long, too. Just a strange trend I've seen in the last decade since everyone insists on showing off their fake tanned arms--whether they're toned or not. Feel like no one dresses to suit their body types, season, or occasion anymore. SMH 🤷🏻♀️
I live in Stockholm so layering is a must. I received the Uniqlo thin vest for Christmas last year and it has honestly saved me. It's so warm and easy to layer underneath jackets, even thinner jackets. And it folds up so you can keep it in your purse! SO SO useful! Highly recommend. xo
I think this layering idea is great if you're going to be outside for a fair bit and want to still look fashionable. My personal approach on really cold days is thick socks in boots, toque, gloves, scarf and a long parka. The parka simplifies things - it's one piece I can take off so I don't melt on transit/indoors, rather than removing multiple layers.
One dilemma for me is always that here in my school, it’s SO WARM inside that if I do layering and only take off one layer after going inside, I’d sweat so much. So in the coldest days of winter I usually just wear a very warm and plain ski jacket plus a sweater and a T-shirt underneath. The coldest days here can be -20 Celsius though, at that time all the fashion goes out of the window cuz I need to be alive hahahah
Brilliant layering video, Emma, best I've seen. I love that you speak slowly, don't shriek excitedly and explain everything in relevant detail. I have never worn any type of leggings under trousers, but I feel the cold badly and have to work in some very cold places, so will give it a go! As I'm petite and not stick thin, my worst nightmare is to look too bulked up!! 🤗😏
Just a quick Uniqlo tip that has changed my winter coat game! A couple of years ago I bought one of their ultra light down jackets with the sole purpose of wearing it underneath my woolen coats. It is super soft, super light and super warm and makes transitioning my tailored wool coats from autumn to winter a treat ❄️. It even has little buttons on the front so you can wear it under V-neck coats without being able to see it. I really think you should check it out.
Perfect! Thank you, this video is so helpful, particularly for me/ppl who don’t live in the coldest of climates, but are holidaying in the cold! I’m off to buy some wool insoles!
I just wanted to say how much I’ve enjoyed finding your channel. I’ve lost almost 3 stone and have gone from wearing frumpy ugly clothes that made me feel awful to being completely inspired and have overhauled my wardrobe with pieces I’ve found second hand that have given me confidence and a fresh start and mindset with what to wear. Thank you ☺️ 💫
Love this video... I actually didn’t know that about layerings socks. I layer my 10year sons socks when he’s playing football in the winter. He always comes back to me saying “Mummy I can’t feel my feet” I thought it was the cold but now know I’ve cut off the circulation on his poor little feet. Emma thank you for that tip alone. Also top tip as well for any body that’s interested.... Pennys (otherwise known as Primark).. have Over the Knee socks that are the things ever. They have thin ones and thicker ones with wool content. I have lots of pairs of these and absolutely love them and best of all cheap as chips. I have to say I’m not big into layering myself - I find it very uncomfortable (I can’t stand the bulked up feeling). I’m a long sleeve therma heat vest and thin knit kind of girl. Over that I wear lightweight feather and down coat. But I love your style Emma and could watch you all day talking about clothes.
layering is the reason I love winter fashion so much, get that wear out your clothes! experimente with lengths, thickness and textures plus looking super cozy, huggable and cute or in the other hand super smart! very good video Emma, very helpful borderline utilitarian lol you guys make me wish it was winter again!
Dang, you have actually given a lot of extremely good advice! I wasn't confident when you said this is what you wear in a London winter since I live somewhere a bit colder and often have wet-cold weather. I legitimately suffer from always being so cold (medical condition and the doctor said it's important I'm warm throughout the entire winter since I'm prone to ear/sinus/etc. infections... I know, I'm mega special 🙄), however, I'm not far off from how you dress, I just never thought to do a thin cashmere followed by a thicker, bulkier sweater. I stopped wearing synthetic and I also used to wear too many tight layers so this concept is better-- and much more stylish. I also do down vests and wear the lined Timberlands to keep warm. Most TH-camrs will say their winter fashion is a t-shirt followed by a thin cashmere cardigan which couldn't ever work for me. I have subscribed! Thanks girl!
Great video, Emma. Another tip would be a thin pufferjacket underneath a woolcoat. Then you won't be overheaded,if you're going for a lunch, but still be warm when you're outside:)
You're right, the layering is key. I've bought sheepskin insoles and my cats love them. They hook them out of my boots and treat them like furry prey, carrying them around and growling possessively over them! 😹
This video is super!!!!! I wear thermals every day for work plus my layers , couldn’t think of leaving the house without them 😁👍icebreaker tops are great also m&s thermals .
My ski baselayers and socks I bought from 10 years ago are seemingly indestructible. I always think I’ll get a new cuter set next year to wear during the bitter cold months but can’t justify the purchase when my old ones still look good, keep me warm, wick away the moisture and temperature regulate. Cold weather athletic gear is great for temperature regulating.
Great tips thank you! Here in B.C. we have that bone chilling damp type of weather. I will often wear a down sweater or they are also called packable down jacket as a layer. They are very thin but under a water proof coat I am toasty warm. Like you I love a good long warm scarf.
Ultra warm for the win! Would be perfect for sled riding and ice skating on the lake! Perfect for someone like me who doesn't like a super thick coat while shoving snow! Thanks for the video! Good timing! Not a fan of cold legs or bum.
i use warmer insoles in my boots and feel a total difference & a pair of thermal socks which both i get from primark and have lasted a few years so far . you don't have to spend the earth to have cosy feet x
Excellent video 👏🏼 after your recommendations in the past I have found two of the Canada scarves on Vestiaire for about 70€ each in perfect condition 👌🏼 their classic chunky beanie is also perfection!
It is now the fall of 2020 but all of these great tips apply this season. I love your layered items and the neutral tones which are interchangeable. Lovely. :-)
Great tips especially if you are out walking around outside for a long period of time. I have lived all over the U.S. and experienced colder temps in Texas before I traveled to ALASKA🥴❣️ wish I had seen this video at the time. Good job Emma girl 👍❤️💃❣️
Love the tips, Emma - but I do have a question. How do you handle the layering as you're going in and out of places? My biggest issue is the darn near heatstroke I get the second I'm indoors.
I don't really have that problem but if I am in somewhere for a long time - like a shop or restaurant then I will take off a layer or 2 depending on what I'm wearing and either place them next to me if I'm sitting or carry them 👍🏼
I find the heat tech stuff also wicks away moisture.(?) not sure if it’s supposed to. But I’ve worn it under a NorthFace pullover and a regular turtleneck would have me sweating, but the heat tech sort of turns off indoors. It’s weird to explain, but I do like it.
It's very cold inside in England during the winter, and it's a horrible damp cold that feels like it gets inside your bones. I live in Canada and I would be too hot in these outfits even on our buses.
I'm from The Bahamas and will be visiting Chicago for xmas, so this video was SUPER HELPFUL for an island girl like me😁🙌 Thank you! Great video as alwaya
I'm from Canada (Southern Ontario) and our homes and shopping malls are so warm we wear regular clothes with a down coat. Most people don't even wear a hat unless they are outside all day. If people are out all day skiing or snowmobiling we definitely do layer up. Polar fleece is very warm and light, not as sexy as cashmere but it does the job.
For large, warm non-itchy scarves I recommend those from Samsoe & Samsoe. It is in a blend of wool and cashmere and comes in plenty of colors each year. And it is really affordable for cashmere blend.
amazing! thank you so much for this... im going to europe in january/feb next year and I live in Brisbane Australia so dressing for the cold in a whole other world to me! This was so helpful. Great tips to keep warm with some awesome pieces xx
love the uniqlo heattech range as well! bought a few items because of you already 😅👍🏻 and i’m loving the acne canada scarf, too! 😍 but i actually prefer the more narrow size (around 40cm width). the biggest size is 80cm width which is just too much for me to fit around my neck. i feel like i‘m suffocating 😂 acne also do a skinny scarf version (25cm width) that‘s as long as the toteme scarf. i love that version as well! ☺️🙌🏻 very versatile and go with everything! they also do the best colors in my opinion 🥰
Pima cotton is valued for its durability, because longer fibers mean a softer and stronger fabric, it's also highly resistant to pilling. It is originally from Perú. Also alpaca is much more sustainable than cashmere FYI
Amazing video just started watching your channel and loving all the layering tips being from Canada these will come in handy. Not to many u tubers get being cold and trying to look fashionable its certainly not easy. Keep up the great videos!
100% for the Canadian prairies and then make sure you have ski pants and winter boots packed in case your vehicle breaks down. Jan can hit -50 with the windchill then it’s just about survival with no regard of fashion!
So jealous, truly, not just being funny. After a week of over 40 degrees I watched this to try and remember it's possible to be cold, a concept that seems unfathomable right now. I hate the heat, would love to be wearing layers etc., I love winter clothes, as you are showing here, they are so much more interesting and stylish, and more flattering too, more opportunity to hide bits if you'd like to. You look great Emma, as usual, but you know how to put together an "effortless" outfit.
Thanks Emma! I have been eyeing up the Canada scarf but Arket do a great dupe also, and a third of the price! I find the Stories one isn't as chunky for some reason!
Thumbs up for sock science, lol. Instead of leggings, I use fleece-lined tights. That way I already have my socks incorporated which, along with warm insoles, is usually plenty. If I'm spending a few hours outdoors, I can still layer over a pair of socks without too much bulk.
Hi Emma ! Try Sorel boots with a pair of cashmere socks they are beyond warm, plus super comfy and also waterproof and look awesome too! Got my first pair this year and they are the best thing I have ever bought- they are also super grippy if it’s icy/snowy 😉. Been nearly living in mine so far this year. Love your videos as always, always my first view on a Sunday morning ❤️ xxx
Oh man, didn’t realise about the two pairs of socks thing... been doing that since November and wondered why feet were still cold. I will try one pair today in my fleece lined short wellies (it’s raining) Oh and I have a merino wool scarf from and other stories which I bought three years ago and looks like new ( thanks to my Phillips debobbler thingy)
This was a great video! I actually stick heat stickers on the inside of different parts of my clothes, if it’s super cold out. NY winters are pretty cold but when I went to Canada, I desperately needed those heated stickers!! 😂
Oh yesterday was the coldest I've been all year ! My feet were like blocks of ice . I am defo going to buy that hi tech clothing my feet are always cold . Wow I have a herd of deer happily grazing on my lovely lawns ( just looked out of the window) have a lovely week get lots of fresh air great walking weather. 😇
Love the ideas! I never quite knew how to layer, got many new ideas thanks to you 😊 If I may, I would love to share a Parisian cashmere brand with you. I am sure they have a shop in London too. It’s Eric Bompard. I have tried sooo many brands and they’re cashmere feels the best. The scarfs and beanies are amazing and the price range is a bit on the high end but way less than acne for example, and the quality is just exceptional. I have my scarfs for 5 years and they are like new! Worth having a look. ( they do amazing sales also) 😊
I love the video and your layering tips. However having reached the menopause I would die of heat exhaustion under all that lot! A simple cotton knit or thin cashmere is quite enough for me now unless it’s really snowy. ❤️
This was fun and interesting to watch when you live in a really cold country (Finland). I would never see all that trouble daily, but on the other hand we wear thicker shoes and jackets. :) What do you do with all the layers if you go in somewhere?
It would depend how warm it was. Most places I will take the coat off and would largely be Ok. But if it was really warm a jumper could come off too 👍🏼
Not watching Emma’s videos for a while , (since I‘m currently in China and free internet here is ... well... not so reliable...) coming back and instantly going online to buy the first layer she puts on 😂😂 🤦🏻♀️ Regarding additional tips: here in Beijing the mandatory pollution-mask serves wonderfully to keep the lower half of your face nice and warm. There are even thicker versions of it on the market.😅👌
When the algorithm gives you exactly what you're looking for...one year after a video is published. 😜👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🧡🧡🧡 I love every single item and tip! Thanks Emma! 😉🧣🧤🧦
Thanks for this! I live in tropical asia where everyhlwhere is beach, gonna go outside country that actually has real winter (mostly -15 and worse) for end year holiday ❤
I’d look like the Michelin man in so many layers but you do it very well! 🙌🏻 When I was in the air cadets as a teen we used to wear about 4 layers and thermals when out on night missions in the woods in the winter as it was baltic ❄️ I’ve never really worn thermals since but these Uniqlo tops look good. All great tips, hand warmers in gloves are also good. Lol at the condom on the head comment, got to be a slouchy beanie we don’t want to look like a member of east 17 lol 😂🤣
Emma Hill I know, as I typed it I thought probably most of your followers wont know who they are!! That was my 1st concert when I was 16, tragic 🤣 plus unknown back then Peter Andre was the support lol 😆
Great video Emma! 👏👏👍Really good and important subject because there is nothing worse than feeling cold! 🥶I will have to buy some more thermal socks because the thicker wool and cashmere types or sheepskin insoles would make ALL of my footwear too tight! 😔😘
You,re funny. Thanks for sharing. For people like me coming from a tropical country, I am clueless on what to wear in cold countries where i currently live
Again Emma, you gave us realistic content that actually help in real f* cold winter! One question, how many thermal do you have? I feel like I never have enough lol
Thanks for the tips! Im from Canada and we have to layer a bunch to be able to walk outside during the winter. Have you tried base layers from Ice breaker or Smart wool? Way much better than Uniqlo heattech because they’re 100% wool. I find heattech not breathable as the base layer.
Me ‘taking notes’ ok let’s try it - put on as many clothes as possible (rushes to try on what I have) ‘ok I’m gonna need to size up one or two on the outer layers... I can’t move!’ Didn’t think that through lol
A traditional flat ‘at is also warm and isn’t as itchy as a beanie - that presses your hair against your head and it’s torture. Traditional woollen work socks are also warm, as are Dubarry boot liners/Hunter welly socks if your knee boots are loose enough around the calf. Alpacas are so sweet and their breath does not smell if you get close to them.
I love Emma style but in what situation would you need those types of layers?? In Canada, we layer when we plan a day of outdoor sport and that's not including jeans! On regular days, even with a -31 C feel outside, I would wear long sleeves, a warm coat, warm boots and going on with ease. I can't imagine arriving somewhere with that many layer of clothing! Emma you must be REALLY sensitive to cold. Anyway you manage to making it look really good and thank you for showing warm clothes option in the winter!
Hi Emma, what a great video! I love love it. Btw what is the last scarf that you are wearing ? And what is the black beanie (the link doesnt work anymore) I love the way it falls on the head.
@@WA-pd2cc they don’t run particularly large. They are very stretchy so just buy whatever size you would normally buy for a long sleeve tee and you should be good to go.
Tips from a Canadian:
1. Uniqlo ultra light down compact vests are great to layer underneath oversized wool coats without creating bulk in the sleeves. Thick sweater + uniqlo vest + wool coat easily gets me to up to -15 weather.
2. Costco makes high quality AND affordable hiking socks - they're usually around 80% merino wool and around $3 usd per pair.
3. Fleece-lined leggings, tights and pants will keep your bottom half warm!
Thank you so much for this
Thank you for the tips I am in Whitby, Ontario and I am trying to go without my snow pants like I have done last 5 years. I invested in a TNA Super Puff Long version which is a start but I need to update my closet too if I can avoid my snow pants or onesie ski suit just to keep warm I would do that. I have chronic illnesses and I need to stay super warm. So again thank you so much for your advice
Just wanna say that Uniqlo also has heattech socks, which are not so expensive and very warm.
This is like the opposite of all the other youtubers who wear mini skirts without tights, thin crop tops and sandals in the middle of winter 😂
lmao right? I wanna rage when I see that. What a tit.
I completely agree!
Wool coat, beanie, huge scarf and... bare ankles, I can see that so often in winter🙈
it's a stupid fashion
I know I'm super late to comment here, but yes I agree with you all!! I also find it weird to see female network anchors wearing sleeveless dresses and tops all winter long, too. Just a strange trend I've seen in the last decade since everyone insists on showing off their fake tanned arms--whether they're toned or not. Feel like no one dresses to suit their body types, season, or occasion anymore. SMH 🤷🏻♀️
I live in Stockholm so layering is a must. I received the Uniqlo thin vest for Christmas last year and it has honestly saved me. It's so warm and easy to layer underneath jackets, even thinner jackets. And it folds up so you can keep it in your purse! SO SO useful! Highly recommend. xo
I think this layering idea is great if you're going to be outside for a fair bit and want to still look fashionable. My personal approach on really cold days is thick socks in boots, toque, gloves, scarf and a long parka. The parka simplifies things - it's one piece I can take off so I don't melt on transit/indoors, rather than removing multiple layers.
One dilemma for me is always that here in my school, it’s SO WARM inside that if I do layering and only take off one layer after going inside, I’d sweat so much. So in the coldest days of winter I usually just wear a very warm and plain ski jacket plus a sweater and a T-shirt underneath. The coldest days here can be -20 Celsius though, at that time all the fashion goes out of the window cuz I need to be alive hahahah
Brilliant layering video, Emma, best I've seen. I love that you speak slowly, don't shriek excitedly and explain everything in relevant detail. I have never worn any type of leggings under trousers, but I feel the cold badly and have to work in some very cold places, so will give it a go! As I'm petite and not stick thin, my worst nightmare is to look too bulked up!! 🤗😏
Just a quick Uniqlo tip that has changed my winter coat game! A couple of years ago I bought one of their ultra light down jackets with the sole purpose of wearing it underneath my woolen coats. It is super soft, super light and super warm and makes transitioning my tailored wool coats from autumn to winter a treat ❄️. It even has little buttons on the front so you can wear it under V-neck coats without being able to see it. I really think you should check it out.
Agree! That little thing has been life changing for me. I recommend also Uniqlo cashmere beanies, they're cute.
Same! Love Uniqlo.
I do the same 💕💕
Perfect! Thank you, this video is so helpful, particularly for me/ppl who don’t live in the coldest of climates, but are holidaying in the cold! I’m off to buy some wool insoles!
I just wanted to say how much I’ve enjoyed finding your channel. I’ve lost almost 3 stone and have gone from wearing frumpy ugly clothes that made me feel awful to being completely inspired and have overhauled my wardrobe with pieces I’ve found second hand that have given me confidence and a fresh start and mindset with what to wear. Thank you ☺️ 💫
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Love this video... I actually didn’t know that about layerings socks. I layer my 10year sons socks when he’s playing football in the winter. He always comes back to me saying “Mummy I can’t feel my feet” I thought it was the cold but now know I’ve cut off the circulation on his poor little feet. Emma thank you for that tip alone. Also top tip as well for any body that’s interested.... Pennys (otherwise known as Primark).. have Over the Knee socks that are the things ever. They have thin ones and thicker ones with wool content. I have lots of pairs of these and absolutely love them and best of all cheap as chips. I have to say I’m not big into layering myself - I find it very uncomfortable (I can’t stand the bulked up feeling). I’m a long sleeve therma heat vest and thin knit kind of girl. Over that I wear lightweight feather and down coat. But I love your style Emma and could watch you all day talking about clothes.
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layering is the reason I love winter fashion so much, get that wear out your clothes! experimente with lengths, thickness and textures plus looking super cozy, huggable and cute or in the other hand super smart!
very good video Emma, very helpful borderline utilitarian lol you guys make me wish it was winter again!
Dang, you have actually given a lot of extremely good advice! I wasn't confident when you said this is what you wear in a London winter since I live somewhere a bit colder and often have wet-cold weather. I legitimately suffer from always being so cold (medical condition and the doctor said it's important I'm warm throughout the entire winter since I'm prone to ear/sinus/etc. infections... I know, I'm mega special 🙄), however, I'm not far off from how you dress, I just never thought to do a thin cashmere followed by a thicker, bulkier sweater. I stopped wearing synthetic and I also used to wear too many tight layers so this concept is better-- and much more stylish. I also do down vests and wear the lined Timberlands to keep warm. Most TH-camrs will say their winter fashion is a t-shirt followed by a thin cashmere cardigan which couldn't ever work for me. I have subscribed! Thanks girl!
Great video, Emma. Another tip would be a thin pufferjacket underneath a woolcoat. Then you won't be overheaded,if you're going for a lunch, but still be warm when you're outside:)
Aritzia had a scarf last year (idk if it’s still available) that looks just like the Acne scarf but is much more affordable and it’s soft and warm!
You're right, the layering is key. I've bought sheepskin insoles and my cats love them. They hook them out of my boots and treat them like furry prey, carrying them around and growling possessively over them! 😹
😍😍 How cute 😂😂
This video is super!!!!! I wear thermals every day for work plus my layers , couldn’t think of leaving the house without them 😁👍icebreaker tops are great also m&s thermals .
Thanks for the tip about the warmer insoles must lookout for those. Have a good week X
My ski baselayers and socks I bought from 10 years ago are seemingly indestructible. I always think I’ll get a new cuter set next year to wear during the bitter cold months but can’t justify the purchase when my old ones still look good, keep me warm, wick away the moisture and temperature regulate. Cold weather athletic gear is great for temperature regulating.
Great tips thank you! Here in B.C. we have that bone chilling damp type of weather. I will often wear a down sweater or they are also called packable down jacket as a layer. They are very thin but under a water proof coat I am toasty warm. Like you I love a good long warm scarf.
You make layering look so stylish! We can definitely use all these ideas in Minnesota (where winters seem to last for months)!
Because it does! 🤣
Ultra warm for the win! Would be perfect for sled riding and ice skating on the lake! Perfect for someone like me who doesn't like a super thick coat while shoving snow! Thanks for the video! Good timing! Not a fan of cold legs or bum.
i use warmer insoles in my boots and feel a total difference & a pair of thermal socks which both i get from primark and have lasted a few years so far . you don't have to spend the earth to have cosy feet x
Excellent video 👏🏼 after your recommendations in the past I have found two of the Canada scarves on Vestiaire for about 70€ each in perfect condition 👌🏼 their classic chunky beanie is also perfection!
My husband buys pocket sized hand warmers for golf. I steal them 👌🏼
I love the information and tips given and it's not just about style but practical to keeping warm during the winter .
It is now the fall of 2020 but all of these great tips apply this season. I love your layered items and the neutral tones which are interchangeable. Lovely. :-)
Great tips especially if you are out walking around outside for a long period of time. I have lived all over the U.S. and experienced colder temps in Texas before I traveled to ALASKA🥴❣️ wish I had seen this video at the time. Good job Emma girl 👍❤️💃❣️
Love the tips, Emma - but I do have a question. How do you handle the layering as you're going in and out of places? My biggest issue is the darn near heatstroke I get the second I'm indoors.
I don't really have that problem but if I am in somewhere for a long time - like a shop or restaurant then I will take off a layer or 2 depending on what I'm wearing and either place them next to me if I'm sitting or carry them 👍🏼
Yes, same here!
I find the heat tech stuff also wicks away moisture.(?) not sure if it’s supposed to. But I’ve worn it under a NorthFace pullover and a regular turtleneck would have me sweating, but the heat tech sort of turns off indoors. It’s weird to explain, but I do like it.
It's very cold inside in England during the winter, and it's a horrible damp cold that feels like it gets inside your bones. I live in Canada and I would be too hot in these outfits even on our buses.
Yay!!! Kuddos to your material quality. This is the first video I actually see winter layering for the real cold snowy days. Loved it! 😍❤️👏👏❄️☃️
I'm from The Bahamas and will be visiting Chicago for xmas, so this video was SUPER HELPFUL for an island girl like me😁🙌 Thank you! Great video as alwaya
Oh make sure you do wrap up warm. That will be a shock to the system, but hope you have a great trip ❤️❤️
Yak is even warmer and softer than cashmere. But I still prefer cashmere, it looks much nicer after wear.
I'm from Canada (Southern Ontario) and our homes and shopping malls are so warm we wear regular clothes with a down coat. Most people don't even wear a hat unless they are outside all day. If people are out all day skiing or snowmobiling we definitely do layer up. Polar fleece is very warm and light, not as sexy as cashmere but it does the job.
Heading to Morocco in January, got Uniqlo extra warm heat tech leggings and crew neck long sleeves top 🙌🏻
For large, warm non-itchy scarves I recommend those from Samsoe & Samsoe. It is in a blend of wool and cashmere and comes in plenty of colors each year. And it is really affordable for cashmere blend.
This is awesome 🤗 so very useful as I’m travelling to New York and Chicago next week 🎄❄️❄️❄️☃️
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amazing! thank you so much for this... im going to europe in january/feb next year and I live in Brisbane Australia so dressing for the cold in a whole other world to me! This was so helpful. Great tips to keep warm with some awesome pieces xx
I hope you have a fantastic trip ❤️
love the uniqlo heattech range as well! bought a few items because of you already 😅👍🏻
and i’m loving the acne canada scarf, too! 😍 but i actually prefer the more narrow size (around 40cm width). the biggest size is 80cm width which is just too much for me to fit around my neck. i feel like i‘m suffocating 😂 acne also do a skinny scarf version (25cm width) that‘s as long as the toteme scarf. i love that version as well! ☺️🙌🏻 very versatile and go with everything! they also do the best colors in my opinion 🥰
Pima cotton is valued for its durability, because longer fibers mean a softer and stronger fabric, it's also highly resistant to pilling. It is originally from Perú. Also alpaca is much more sustainable than cashmere FYI
Pima cotton and alpaca wool are both hypoallergenic BTW
Amazing video just started watching your channel and loving all the layering tips being from Canada these will come in handy. Not to many u tubers get being cold and trying to look fashionable its certainly not easy. Keep up the great videos!
Thank you ❤️
I like the fact that u give the science behind certain reasoning.
100% for the Canadian prairies and then make sure you have ski pants and winter boots packed in case your vehicle breaks down. Jan can hit -50 with the windchill then it’s just about survival with no regard of fashion!
You presented very useful layered winter outfits. Thank you very much.
Love the grey sweater you're wearing! I thought it looked great with your grey wool coat.
So jealous, truly, not just being funny. After a week of over 40 degrees I watched this to try and remember it's possible to be cold, a concept that seems unfathomable right now. I hate the heat, would love to be wearing layers etc., I love winter clothes, as you are showing here, they are so much more interesting and stylish, and more flattering too, more opportunity to hide bits if you'd like to. You look great Emma, as usual, but you know how to put together an "effortless" outfit.
Thanks Emma! I have been eyeing up the Canada scarf but Arket do a great dupe also, and a third of the price! I find the Stories one isn't as chunky for some reason!
Love all your content lately!! ❤️❤️❤️
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Siberia ready 🙈🤣😘
Got the thermals, love them
The irony of my watching you put on layers of winter clothing while I swelter in Australian summer weather (41c today) is not lost on me 😅
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Thumbs up for sock science, lol. Instead of leggings, I use fleece-lined tights. That way I already have my socks incorporated which, along with warm insoles, is usually plenty. If I'm spending a few hours outdoors, I can still layer over a pair of socks without too much bulk.
Janette I love fleece lined tights,,,you’ve just reminded me to get another pair. 😊
Hi Emma ! Try Sorel boots with a pair of cashmere socks they are beyond warm, plus super comfy and also waterproof and look awesome too! Got my first pair this year and they are the best thing I have ever bought- they are also super grippy if it’s icy/snowy 😉. Been nearly living in mine so far this year. Love your videos as always, always my first view on a Sunday morning ❤️ xxx
Oh man, didn’t realise about the two pairs of socks thing... been doing that since November and wondered why feet were still cold. I will try one pair today in my fleece lined short wellies (it’s raining)
Oh and I have a merino wool scarf from and other stories which I bought three years ago and looks like new ( thanks to my Phillips debobbler thingy)
the cashmere scarf from and other stories is nice and warm too!
This was a great video! I actually stick heat stickers on the inside of different parts of my clothes, if it’s super cold out. NY winters are pretty cold but when I went to Canada, I desperately needed those heated stickers!! 😂
Great tip 👍
Oh yesterday was the coldest I've been all year ! My feet were like blocks of ice . I am defo going to buy that hi tech clothing my feet are always cold . Wow I have a herd of deer happily grazing on my lovely lawns ( just looked out of the window) have a lovely week get lots of fresh air great walking weather. 😇
Princess Julia They do heattech socks too!
Love the way you layered all your outfits. Thanks for sharing 🌸
Chilly , in Istanbul we have false spring !almost warmer then autumn!
Here in London its freezing 👍🏼🙈
Love the ideas! I never quite knew how to layer, got many new ideas thanks to you 😊
If I may, I would love to share a Parisian cashmere brand with you. I am sure they have a shop in London too. It’s Eric Bompard. I have tried sooo many brands and they’re cashmere feels the best. The scarfs and beanies are amazing and the price range is a bit on the high end but way less than acne for example, and the quality is just exceptional. I have my scarfs for 5 years and they are like new! Worth having a look. ( they do amazing sales also) 😊
Thank you, I will take a peek 👍🏼
I love the video and your layering tips. However having reached the menopause I would die of heat exhaustion under all that lot! A simple cotton knit or thin cashmere is quite enough for me now unless it’s really snowy. ❤️
This was fun and interesting to watch when you live in a really cold country (Finland). I would never see all that trouble daily, but on the other hand we wear thicker shoes and jackets. :) What do you do with all the layers if you go in somewhere?
It would depend how warm it was. Most places I will take the coat off and would largely be Ok. But if it was really warm a jumper could come off too 👍🏼
Haha I was thinking the same! I wear a lot less living in Finland and I’m still bloody boiling most of the time 😅
Em this is such a good video I never thought of even buying thermals but now I think I’m gona have a look and your advice is fantastic!👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Nikki T if you’re in the USA Costco has great ones!
@@pappyone6062 yep! Bought some this fall for my family. They're great bang for the buck 👍
@emmahill Would love an updated version of this video with natural fibers base layer 😊
Stay tuned this Winter season. It won’t all be natural fibres because that’s not my preferred base layer but I’ll be sure to include some x
@@EmmaHill Thanks! Will be looking forward to this
Hi emma . If possible could you do how to wrap your scarfs ? Just bought the skinny Canada scarf .. it’s fab .. but so long . Happy Sunday ..X
Aritzia, a Canadian company, has beautiful, warm wool scarves. I own several..they are better priced than Acne.
Dear Emma, I love what you are doing! Thank you for your advice.
Great video thank you. Loved the final outfit...❤ I love uniqlo for all my basics they have a fantastic range.
Not watching Emma’s videos for a while , (since I‘m currently in China and free internet here is ... well... not so reliable...) coming back and instantly going online to buy the first layer she puts on 😂😂 🤦🏻♀️
Regarding additional tips: here in Beijing the mandatory pollution-mask serves wonderfully to keep the lower half of your face nice and warm. There are even thicker versions of it on the market.😅👌
When the algorithm gives you exactly what you're looking for...one year after a video is published. 😜👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🧡🧡🧡 I love every single item and tip! Thanks Emma! 😉🧣🧤🧦
God bless the algorithm (sometimes 😝) ❤️
Thanks for this! I live in tropical asia where everyhlwhere is beach, gonna go outside country that actually has real winter (mostly -15 and worse) for end year holiday ❤
Unrelated: You might have the best haircut I've ever seen! I did hair for 18 years so that means a lot! Love your looks too
Thank you ❤️
I’d look like the Michelin man in so many layers but you do it very well! 🙌🏻 When I was in the air cadets as a teen we used to wear about 4 layers and thermals when out on night missions in the woods in the winter as it was baltic ❄️ I’ve never really worn thermals since but these Uniqlo tops look good. All great tips, hand warmers in gloves are also good. Lol at the condom on the head comment, got to be a slouchy beanie we don’t want to look like a member of east 17 lol 😂🤣
LOL throwback. I did get Simon some hand warmers to put in his gloves when we first met and he loved them as he used to work outside quite a bit. 🥶
Emma Hill I know, as I typed it I thought probably most of your followers wont know who they are!! That was my 1st concert when I was 16, tragic 🤣 plus unknown back then Peter Andre was the support lol 😆
Great video Emma! 👏👏👍Really good and important subject because there is nothing worse than feeling cold! 🥶I will have to buy some more thermal socks because the thicker wool and cashmere types or sheepskin insoles would make ALL of my footwear too tight! 😔😘
Thank you for this! I recently just moved to Michigan from CA and in desperate need of layering help.
i have tried all of these stuffs,little make it totally different in winter
You,re funny. Thanks for sharing. For people like me coming from a tropical country, I am clueless on what to wear in cold countries where i currently live
Again Emma, you gave us realistic content that actually help in real f* cold winter! One question, how many thermal do you have? I feel like I never have enough lol
🤣 I now have a couple but could do with more 🤣
@@EmmaHill thank you 😍
Thanks for the tips! Im from Canada and we have to layer a bunch to be able to walk outside during the winter. Have you tried base layers from Ice breaker or Smart wool? Way much better than Uniqlo heattech because they’re 100% wool. I find heattech not breathable as the base layer.
I will have to take a look 👍🏼👍🏼
“In denim...oh 🤭” take 2😂😂😂
Love everything 😎🖤▪️☁️
It is super useful !!!!!!!love it
Possum socks made in NZ are the absolute warmest socks you can have
Me ‘taking notes’ ok let’s try it - put on as many clothes as possible (rushes to try on what I have) ‘ok I’m gonna need to size up one or two on the outer layers... I can’t move!’ Didn’t think that through lol
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I feel very warm now 😁😁💟💟💟🔥🔥🔥🌞🌞🌞 Happy holiday Emma and Simen, wish you guys have a great time with your family and friends. 💐💐💐🥁🎶🎹🎷🎼♥️
Thank you. We hope you have a fantastic holiday season too ❤️❤️
I really love your style😻
Thank you ❤️
Nice video. I am wondering how u wash all these cashmeres which is not machine washable
I will be doing a video on this soon 👍
A traditional flat ‘at is also warm and isn’t as itchy as a beanie - that presses your hair against your head and it’s torture. Traditional woollen work socks are also warm, as are Dubarry boot liners/Hunter welly socks if your knee boots are loose enough around the calf.
Alpacas are so sweet and their breath does not smell if you get close to them.
I love Emma style but in what situation would you need those types of layers?? In Canada, we layer when we plan a day of outdoor sport and that's not including jeans! On regular days, even with a -31 C feel outside, I would wear long sleeves, a warm coat, warm boots and going on with ease. I can't imagine arriving somewhere with that many layer of clothing! Emma you must be REALLY sensitive to cold. Anyway you manage to making it look really good and thank you for showing warm clothes option in the winter!
Ur an inspiration
Hi Emma, what a great video! I love love it. Btw what is the last scarf that you are wearing ? And what is the black beanie (the link doesnt work anymore) I love the way it falls on the head.
Heat tech Hos Sana’a. Amazing warmth and THIN! Not to mention cheap
Do they run large?
@@WA-pd2cc they don’t run particularly large. They are very stretchy so just buy whatever size you would normally buy for a long sleeve tee and you should be good to go.
As someone who lives in a hot climate this many layers is giving me anxiety!
great video! What about gloves? Which do you propose? Leather ones?
Im currently using the ones linked in the description box - more heatech 😂😂
Definitely look cosy👌👌👌
I'm surprised England gets this cold! I thought ya'll brits had mild weather :o
Loved the video once again. Another fantastic one!😍👍🏼🙏🏼
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Would you please tell me where the final scarf is from & what colour you would say it is? Thank you.
Hi, everything should be linked in the description box 👍
Hallo
Love wearing layer but I careful because I'm not skinny
You are as usual stunning💕
Useful tips
OMG! I've been in London during January and February, I was wearing jeans a good jumper, a coat and boots and I was good to go.... I'm from Spain! XD
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I need that beenie but can't find the links :( loved all your ideas tho ;)
Great Tipps! Thank you! ☺️
Hi Emma! Which size are you wearing for the ultra warm uniqlo?
Going off piste a bit… Please tell me where /make standard lamp is from?
Just found you - think your videos are great ! 😊
Hi it is linked in the description box 👍