Winter accessories: scarves, hats and gloves as part of the image

In winter, we have a unique opportunity to diversify our wardrobe with various accessories. Scarves, hats, and gloves serve two important functions: practical and aesthetic. At Joy-pup, we will tell you how to choose winter accessories correctly so that they become a stylish and harmonious part of your look.

How to choose a scarf, hat, and gloves: basic tips

Material

Wool, cashmere, and angora yarn are natural materials that retain heat well and prevent overheating. Synthetic fibers (acrylic, polyester) are more durable and easy to care for. However, in very cold weather, it’s better to choose scarves and hats with a high wool content or a blend of natural and synthetic fibers.

Color Palette

Basic tones (black, gray, beige, navy blue) easily combine with any color of outerwear.

Bright shades (red, yellow, emerald) or pastel variations (powder pink, mint, lavender) help freshen up the look, especially if the rest of the clothing is in calm tones.

If you want to combine several bright accessories, stick to similar shades. For example, a burgundy hat and a scarf in a deep wine color will look harmonious together.

Compatibility with Outerwear

Large knitted scarves or chunky snoods look stunning with leather jackets. With a classic coat, elegant models made of cashmere or wool with a subtle print (check, houndstooth) are most often chosen. With down jackets, functional models made from warm, soft materials work well, and sporty styles are acceptable.

Style

A beanie (tight-fitting model) or a voluminous hat with a pom-pom can harmonize with almost anything. The key is to consider the face shape: voluminous models suit those with an elongated face, while a neat beanie is perfect for round faces.

A plaid scarf or pashmina is a versatile option that can be stylishly draped over the shoulders or used as a snood.

Gloves are chosen based on the sleeve length of outerwear. Longer gloves look great with short jackets or coats, while short gloves or mittens with fur detailing are better suited to voluminous down jackets.

Combination Options

Total look

The simplest way is to choose a scarf, hat, and gloves in the same color (or very close shades). This approach creates a cohesive ensemble that looks neat and stylish.

Bright accent

If your winter wardrobe consists of basic neutral-toned pieces (gray, black, brown), add color with accessories. A bright red or orange scarf will look unusual and bring life to the outfit.

Playing with prints

You can mix different prints, such as checkered patterns on a scarf and a small geometric design on the hat, while keeping a consistent color scheme. It’s important for one of the accessories to remain “neutral” (solid-colored), while the other introduces variety through a print.

Texture combinations

Accessories can differ not only in color but also in texture. For example, leather gloves, a chunky knitted scarf, and an angora hat will create a layered texture play.