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How to look hot in the winter- my guide to lazy fashion

tenaavI love cold weather.  However, I don’t love coats.  They’re bulky and restricting and the Stay Puff Marshmallow is not a good look for me.   It’s 20 degrees here right now and I have to stay warm… what’s a lazy woman to do to stay toasty?

My husband says I look like a bag lady during the winter.

I prefer “Homeless Chic”.

It’s what I wear to chaueffeur my kids around daily.  I go to the store in it.  It’s comfortable and keeps me warm.  The fact that it embarrasses my kids is just a bonus.  Here are some of my basics…

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Hats are your friend.  They hide dirty hair and bad hair days- trust me.

Scarves are also a staple.  They can dress up a sweatshirt and make it look like you care.

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Hoodies- the hardest working sweatshirts out there.  Again- put your hood up and hide your greasy locks.  PLUS- your hoodie has a front pocket- or a muff- but who can honestly call it a muff without gigling?  Keep your hands warm, put your cell phone and keys in there and you’ve just disguised your swollen Holiday belly- “what?  it’s my keys!”

Add sunglasses and you, too, can look like the Unibomber!

Hint:  buy your hoodie big enough and you can get away without wearing a bra!

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Warm, trendy cute boots that a 14 year old would wear.  They draw attention away from the fact that I am wearing pajama pants out in public.

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When in doubt-  add animal prints! Ooh La la.

About Tena

You can find Tena from My Therapy in her journey to discovering what’s next. Recovering “do-it-all” mommy finally realizing that this thankless, breakneck, under paid job of stay at home mom may not be for her after all – just 11 years, 4 kids, loss of youth and firmness and many an identity crisis too late. I’ve served my time keeping up the image of doting soccer mom, chauffeur, room mother, cop’s trophy wife and have come to the realization that perfection is tiring. My kids are all toilet trained, fed, and semi-literate, essentially, my job here is done. I now spend my time watching reality TV and trying to compose a theory for how long it is acceptable in society to go without a shower.

Comments

  • December 28, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    I’m with you on the hats, girlfriend. And headbands! And scarves. All great winter [lazy] accessories!
    Mishelle Lane´s last blog ..Weekly Winners {The Merry Christmas Edition} My ComLuv Profile

  • deb
    December 28, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    honestly? you are scaring the crap out of me in that hoodie photo. the others are actually adorable, though. i see nothing wrong with wearing pjs in public… muff or no muff.
    deb´s last blog ..And As If Right On Cue… My ComLuv Profile

  • December 28, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    I’m pretty sure you are my long lost sister.

  • December 28, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    Bring it on~ we might as well look fashionable in all of this cold! Love the animal print!
    Sara Broers´s last blog ..Winter in Iowa! My ComLuv Profile

  • Cathie
    December 28, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    I am a firm believer that bras were created by men solely for the discomfort of women. Thus, I am soooo with you on the oversized sweatshirts. And really, why should I wash and/or comb my hair when I have to put a hat on to go out anyway? It seems so counter-productive.

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