Like adults, children must learn to wear “layered”.
Anyone who thinks that dressing up “layered” exclusive New Yorker who practices or mountaineering is mistaken. Climatic variations have proven increasingly intense and can experience from the underside of Tropic Capricorn, falling temperatures as sharp as increases with differences of five or six degrees Celsius in a few hours. This is forces people to develop the ability to dress in order to monitor such variations, including children. After all, there is nothing fashionable or healthy to spend all day sweating in a wool shirt glued to the body.
Besides being necessary knowing to dress in layers, today is also in vogue. The girls are adorable using capelets, scarves and all sorts of clothing that allows for expressing their personality. According to executive fashion, it is important not to confuse “dress in layers” to wear any clothes, one above the other. To avoid the risk to go around with your child shabbily dressed, here are some important tips.
Generally, the innermost layer, next to the body, is composed of knit shirts from natural or synthetic. The second layer can be a nice little shirt of wool or a wool jacket or a blazer. The third layer, which is most exposed will be defined according to the occasion. If the goal is to protect the child from the cold, you can opt for a jacket lined. If the purpose is merely to avoid the chill of the open seats, the cape (capelets) are best applied. For make no mistake, you assemble a wardrobe basic for your child and winter sets which are the key pieces of each layer, combining colors and prints. This makes it easy to visualize each ‘look’.
A member of the Gum points five key pieces of wardrobe in winter:
Handkerchiefs and scarves. The girls are beautiful and love to collect tissues from asking a simple tie at the neck until several laps with colorful scarves;
Capelets and ponchos
The ponchos are longer and thicker. The capelets protect only the shoulders and can be found in different materials. From fine wool to synthetic fur, with or without props. Whatever model is chosen, they always give a touch of charm to the production.
Blazers
Boys are almost a mandatory part this winter. But the girls also have their versions and female with applications and embroideries to use.
Short-sleeved blouses
They can be knit or wool and are great fun when superimposed on a long-sleeved shirts or Cacharel.
Dresses with short sleeves
For a production well ‘fresh’, the first layer should be a high-necked blouse and long sleeves. Place over the dress and finish with a cape or a warm coat. Booties complete the look.








