The 10 Most Wearable Winter Trends

The waxed ski jacket made its way from the slopes to the runway thanks to the purveyor of cool, Balenciaga's Demna Gvasalia. Whip out your own North Face or Roxy coats and style them with slacks and heels for the office.

Who needs cold-weather accessories when your sleeves extend past your fingers? Rihanna-approved (seen here at her Fenty x Puma runway debut) extra-long sleeves are the perfect alternative to gloves. No more fumbling when you receive an incoming call—all you have to do is wiggle out your hand!

As an avid Patagonia fan, I am thrilled to announce that puffer jackets are finally cool. But more than just down feathers and high-tech insulation, this season's styles vary from flashy (like this metallic number from Vivenne Westwood) to feathery. Top an LBD with a puffer jacket for a chic but cozy night out.

Instead of packing away your summer dresses, layer them with a knit turtleneck like Tory Burch did here, and voila! You've doubled your winter wardrobe.

Keep your feet high and dry with '90s inspired platforms. These cheetah boots by Maison Margiela would make the Spice Girls proud, while patent leather versions can handle stomping through slushy streets.

Last winter, we were obsessed with the camel coat. It was an easy piece that matched denim, evening wear, and everything in between. And though we're still in love with them, we think the neutral-outerwear has met its match with this season's Navy-inspired overcoat. As seen at Coach, the gold-buttoned coat is just as versatile, but a bit more dramatic.

For unseasonably warm winter days (too cold for a jacket, too hot for a wool coat), take a note from Isabel Marant. A patent trench will offer you more warmth than its lightweight counterpart, without causing you to overheat.

Phoebe Philo shocked everyone last season by introducing something we thought was dead and gone: the legging. Céline stretchy pant were styled under dresses and skirts proving it's about time we embraced the cozy look.

Fur and faux fur stoles are making their way back in style thanks to designers like Monse. Drape them on the diagonal or attach it to your lapel as a cozy faux collar.