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31 Perfect Looks To Copy This December

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We'll be honest: We spend most of December preparing our holiday looks. You know, what we're wearing to the annual office bash, what we're wearing for casual family celebrations, what we're wearing to our BFF Secret Santa exchange, and, of course, what we're wearing when the ball drops at midnight. And it makes sense; these seasonal activities tend to dominate our last-month-of-the-year schedules. But, that's not all we should be dressing for.

Typically, we'd say the next few weeks will be spent battling chilly temperatures and sporadic snowfalls, but with a forecast that's been less than reliable your wardrobe requires just one thing — and that's variety. That's why, the 31 outfits ahead (one for every day of the month) offer up a little bit of everything: matching cashmere sets, sweatshirts paired with heels, and every type of coat you could possibly dream of.

How to make a sheer shirt appropriate for daytime? Just add a blazer.

Milly top.

Photo via @alyssainthecity.

Winter's version of the matching set couldn't be more chic...or comfortable.

The Frankie Shop top and pants.

Photo via @double3xposure.

A sweatshirt and a trench make for an unlikely combination — but they look pretty damn good together.

Vetements sweatshirt, pants, and jacket, Gucci shoes.

Photo via @gildaambrosio.

That bustier over a T-shirt trick works in winter too. Just add an additional outer layer, like an oversized button-up or cardigan.

ASOS corset.

Photo via @asos_paloma.

For days that aren't quite so cold, balance out a mini skirt with a pair of boots and a beanie.

Apiece Apart dress, Isabel Marant jacket, Dear Frances shoes, Want Les Essentiels bag, Stella McCartney hat.

Photo via @eggcanvas.

Yes, that is a pair of trousers that also have a skirt attached. Buy a pre-made set, or D.I.Y. the look yourself with some creative layering.

Acne Studios pants, Celine shoes.

Photo via @hannamw.

A prime example of winter whites. Consider 2016 the moment to embrace the taboo hue.

Filippa K jacket and pants, Jennie-Ellen shoes, Marimekko bag.

Photo via @hannastefansson.

Reminder: We could all use a furry jacket in our arsenal.

ASOS jacket and pants, Vans shoes, Chanel bag.

Photo via @asos_lauren.

Thoughts on wearing a dress over a long-sleeve shirt over jeans? Yup, we're very much into it.

Jacquemus top, Whistles dress, 3x1 pants, Topshop shoes, Hermes bag, RETROSUPERFUTURE sunglasses.

Photo via @rachelbesser.

Never underestimate the power of a T-shirt and a blazer.

NAKD top, Ea$y Money jacket, Levi's pants, Adidas shoes.

Photo via @kirstynkonig.

Instead of tucking an extra-large T-shirt into jeans, why not try layering it over a dress or skirt for added interest?

Thrasher top.

Photo via @cloudy_z.

When your coat is what people see most of, be sure it makes a statement.

Photo via @lisafolawiyo.

December goal: Add hoops to every and any look.

Mango jacket, Levi's pants, Ganni shoes, Sandro Paris bag, Ivy & Liv earrings.

Photo via @lizzyvdligt.

White top, mom jeans, black booties. It's an outfit combination that'll never steer you wrong.

ASOS pants, Zizzi jacket.

Photo via @stylehasnosize_official.

Remember that skirt every fashion girl was wearing this autumn? Here's how to pull it off in winter too.

Mango skirt.

Photo via @lucywilliams02.

Because nothing says "cold weather" like a little dose of tartan.

ASOS dress, Distyled bag.

Photo via @indrasalcevica.

Nothing says #girlboss quite like a power suit.

Rosie Assoulin jacket and pants, Chanel shoes, Muzungu Sisters bag, Ellery scarf.

Photo via @manrepeller.

Puffers aren't just practical — they look pretty chic with a skirt or dress, too.

Bershka Collection jacket, & Other Stories top, J.Crew skirt,

Photo via @tamumcpherson.

Matching tracksuits are athleisure at its finest. Try a fun print, as seen here, or stick to a classic, solid-coloured version.

Calvin Klein top, jacket, pants, and shoes.

Photo via @margaret__zhang.

Make your favourite summer frock seasonally-appropriate by topping it all off with an oversized chunky knit.

Photo via @sorayabakhtiar.

Embroidery makes everything better.

Ras shoes, Tita Madrid bag.

Photo via @maria_bernad.

Okay, so this puffer may seem more like one of those catwalks trends that accidentally made its way to real life, but there are tons of less large options that make this trend feel way more wearable.

Marques Almeida jacket, Adidas shoes.

Photo via @naomishimada.

Okay, we're kind of convinced we need a pair of gold trousers.

Photo via @pandorasykes.

That metallic skirt you've been wearing since July? Pair with a T-shirt and cardigan to wear through the winter (tights are, of course, optional).

ASOS top, Elvi skirt.

Photo via @patylicious_diary.

Embrace the logo T-shirt trend with a nostalgic designer option.

Gucci top and belt.

Photo via @peaceloveshea.

The cold weather version of layering a dress over pants.

Aritzia top, Stella McCartney pants, Marni dress.

Photo via @shionat.

Earrings can spruce up any look, even an all-black one.

Photo via @phl_3d.

Here's one outfit you didn't think of for December 31 — but should definitely consider.

Posh Square skirt.

Photo via @shhtephs.

Try playing with different floral prints of the same color scheme. This look is a New Year's outfit in waiting.

ASOS dress, Navabi jacket.

Photo via @itsmekellieb.

The baggier, the better.

Levi's pants, Gucci shoes.

Photo via @thegreylayers.

Camo jackets are one of those pieces that you never really think you need, until you see an outfit like this.

Closed Official pants, Mansur Gavriel bag.

Photo via @theseventhofjuly.

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