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Explore our lookbook for styling inspiration and discover how to pair our dresses with the perfect accessories. We also provide detailed size guidance to help you find the ideal fit, making your shopping experience seamless and enjoyable.
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Dressing for New York Winters in Bandage and Knit Pieces
A New York winter asks a lot of an evening outfit. Snow, slush and wind off the rivers make the walk from the subway or a cab to the door the hardest part of the night, and a fitted bandage dress needs a little planning to arrive looking as sharp as it did at home. The good news is that the dense, structured knit of a bandage dress is warmer than many people expect, and it layers well under the right coat.
Layering without losing the silhouette
The appeal of a bandage dress is its sculpted line, so bulky layers underneath work against it. Instead, try these approaches:
- Sheer or opaque tights in a matching or neutral tone add warmth and keep the leg line smooth.
- A long tailored coat in wool or a wool blend protects the hem and lets the dress show at the neckline and below the knee.
- A fine-gauge knit wrap or cropped cardigan gives cover indoors at venues with cold entrances, without hiding the waist.
- Longer sleeves on the dress itself are worth considering for the coldest months.
Shoes and the walk in between
Many New Yorkers carry evening heels in a tote and wear weatherproof boots on the street, swapping at the coat check. Salt and slush can mark suede and delicate leather, so a quick wipe with a damp cloth after arriving helps. If you plan to stay in heels, a block heel grips icy pavements better than a stiletto.
Caring for knits in cold, wet weather
If a dress gets damp from snow, let it dry flat at room temperature rather than near a radiator, which can stress elastic fibres. Avoid hanging heavy knits for long periods, since gravity can gradually stretch them; folding them in a drawer keeps their shape. Always follow the care label, and use a professional cleaner for anything you are unsure about.
For outfit ideas that work through the colder season, browse the lookbook, and check the size guide if you plan to wear tights or a thin base layer underneath, as fit can feel slightly different.
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