These accessories are key to an expensive-looking winter wardrobe

Sonia Lyson’s Acne Studios turquoise scarf is available at THEOUTNET
(Photo via @sonialyson)

Viktoria Rader is wearing a Chanel beanie made of cashmere and tweed, from the Métiers d’art 2019/20 Collection.
+ the boots you weren’t expected to wear this season…
(Photo via @vikyandthekid)

Karin Teigl is wearing an Arket beanie.
* The perfect transitional beanie. Knitted in a 1×1 rib, it is crafted from a soft blend of recycled cashmere and RWS certified wool.
Certified according to the Responsible Wool Standard (CU 848895)
The wool comes from non-mulesed sheep and is certified according to the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) – an independent, voluntary standard ensuring that wool from certified farms is properly identified and tracked through all processing stages. The goal of RWS is to protect the sheep that supply the wool and the land on which they graze.
(Photo via @constantly_k)

Jessie Bush is wearing a Loewe mohair-blend scarf available at NET-A-PORTER
* Loewe’s scarf has been made in Spain from fuzzy mohair-blend that’s spun with plenty of wool, so it’s perfect for wrapping up in. It’s color-blocked with tonal-teal, orange, red and brown stripes and trimmed with white fringing. Note the leather logo patch – it’s embossed with the house’s ‘Anagram’ emblem, which Creative Director Jonathan Anderson reworked back in 2014.
(Photo via @wethepeoplestyle)

What about a blanket for when you’re staying at home (which will be most of the time…)? EXCLUSIVE AT NET-A-PORTER. The pattern and texture of this blanket reflect Erdem Moralıoğlu’s impeccable taste when it comes to art and interiors, as exemplified by the label’s exquisitely decorated flagship store in Mayfair, London. Made from a cozy blend of merino wool and cashmere, it’s intarsia-knitted with whimsical blooms and the brand’s moniker. Drape it over an armchair or bedding in the master bedroom.
(Photo via @wethepeoplestyle)