"As hard as it is to believe, another year will be coming to a close before we know it. And before we get to what you came here for, let’s just take a moment to give ourselves a round of applause for everything we’ve accomplished this year. It wasn’t easy, but I always love to take time toward the end of the year to acknowledge that. Also, to be thankful for everything positive that happened in the last 12 months and how we handled it. Cheers to you!
With another year ending, it also means that we’re about to be deep into the coldest months of the year. Maybe you live in a place where the climate is a little more mild (lucky you). But for a lot of us, winter means trying to figure out the impossible feat of how to look cute and stay warm.
We know it’s hard, so we put together this capsule wardrobe to take a little bit off of your already-full plate. It contains 24 mom-friendly pieces—from sweaters to jeans to coats to boots—that can be mixed and matched, making getting dressed every day that much easier. There’s something to wear for every winter occasion and activity, whether that’s spending time at home or trekking out into the cold weather.
So without further ado, scroll on for The Everymom’s capsule wardrobe for winter 2024-2025.
Why create a winter capsule wardrobe?
The goal of a capsule wardrobe is to be able to put any of these pieces together and instantly look effortlessly chic. You’ll no longer have to spend lots of time searching through your closet for pieces that “go together”—instead, you’ll take comfort in knowing that you can throw on any of your capsule pieces for an outfit that will have you feeling your best.
This season’s capsule wardrobe has a lot of neutral pieces because, let’s face it: Those are the pieces we tend to gravitate toward time and time again. This also means that all of these pieces work well together in lots of different combinations. However, we also threw in some of winter’s hottest trends, such as burgundy, silver, and animal print. These items were handpicked with comfort, versatility, and coziness in mind, so that putting on an outfit everyday this winter will be a breeze.
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Winter Capsule Wardrobe
How to style the winter capsule wardrobe
As mentioned, this winter capsule wardrobe has mostly neutral pieces, with a few stunning burgundy and olive green options thrown in the mix. This makes it easier than ever to mix and match. You can swap out any of the tops with any of the bottoms and you’ll still have an outfit that makes sense. Finish any look off with the super-soft beanie and on-trend oversized scarf. Or opt for a dressier vibe with the silver earrings and shoulder bag.
We also made sure to include lots of pieces that can be dressed up or down, such as a go-to sweater dress, a cozy cable-knit sweater, and three versatile outerwear options. The outfits below were styled with every type of winter activity in mind, from an outing with the kids to the occasions when you have a babysitter for a parents’ night out.
Why You Can Count on Us
The Everygirl Media Group has brought valuable content to our readers for 12+ years. In 2018, The Everymom set out to ensure that all moms know they’re not alone. If you find yourself seeking advice on how to style the latest fashion trend or searching for the best kid-friendly coffee table, we have the answers. And if you’re wondering what’s actually worth it from a sale or looking for a review of the hottest new kids’ product, we’ve got that covered too. From our annual Registry Awards and beloved holiday gift guides to the shopping round-ups you find on our site every day, The Everymom commerce team is well-versed in sifting through thousands of products to curate a digestible list for you. We combine our own experience with in-depth research to bring you a selection that meets our high standards for both fashion and function.
Jessica Welsh, Commerce Editor
As Commerce Editor, Jessica oversees and edits all shopping content on The Everymom—including everything from mom fashion to product reviews. She also writes in-depth styling stories, trend reports, capsule wardrobes, gift guides, and more. She has created editorial content for major brands such as Nordstrom, Old Navy, and Kohl’s, and was previously a regular contributor to The Everygirl. Jessica believes that fashion should be accessible to everyone, so she is very determined to scour the internet for the best looks for less and affordable finds.