Judging by the ice and slush coating the streets, I think it’s safe to say we’re not in Dallas anymore. Some may say these freezing NYC temps make dressing for Fashion Week difficult, but I prefer to think of it as a challenge (mostly because that allows me feel better about the fact that it’s freezing!). A few weeks ago, I wore the coat below during 18-degree Texas weather, so clearly I’m not one for practicality. I thought it would be appropriate with the warm collar…the actual coat itself was just beaded mesh, though. To tackle the Northeast’s arctic climate, I consulted with a couple of Snobs on the team – true New Yorker Sharon Feiereisen and Floridian-born Adam Dadson. While they come from different places, both have lived in NYC for years; when it comes to snow day attire, they’re seasoned experts.
The True New Yorker
1. Joseph Anais Shearling Coat (on NET-A-PORTER for $2,985)
2. rag & bone Floppy Fedora (at rag & bone for $195)
3. J. Crew Collection Featherweight Cashmere V-Neck Boyfriend Sweater (at J. Crew for $228)
4. Sorel Women’s Joan of Arctic Boot (at Sorel for $150)
5. Moschino Cheap & Chic Gloves (at Moschino)
6. DL1961 Emma Legging Jeans (on Shopbop for $168)
7. Loro Piana Grande Unita Cashmere Scarf (at Neiman Marcus for $450)
The Floridian Boy
1. Kiton Fur Collar Coat (on Farfetch)
2. Ralph Lauren Mundesley Distressed Leather Lace-Up Boots (at Saks Fifth Avenue for $895)
3. Sunspel Thermal Long Johns (on Mr Porter for $85)
4. Acne Studios Max Skinny-Fit Denim Jeans (at Bergdorf Goodman for $270)
5. Christophe Fenwick Antiqued Gloves (at Barneys New York for $395)
6. Brunello Cucinelli Buttoned Cardigan (on Farfetch for $1.918, from $2,740)
