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This multi-coloured pullover screams winter with shades of beige, rust and white. The net sleeves is an interesting way to give your simple boring pullover a twist and make it party ready. Pair it with jeans or jeggings and you are ready for a winter party.
If you want to flaunt your toned legs, this pullover dress is a comfortable and winter-friendly option. If the chilly weather doesn’t bother you then you can easily keep the legs bare or wear stockings to complete the look.
A black and white pullover paired with black jeans and boots is a classic. Throw a puffer jacket and a pair of shades, and you are ready for a sun-kissed selfie for the gram.
This puff sleeve drop-shoulder pullover in pastel blue paired with orange bottoms is the colour-block inspiration you need for winters. Who said you can't wear pop colours in winters?
A monotone look in hot pink is the perfect co-ord vibes for a post workout breakfast date on a chilly winter morning. To make it more interesting you can put on a pair of neon sneakers.
A simple and sober option for those who want to keep it classic--a maroon pullover paired with blue jeans is your go to outfit for when you want to step out in style.
Our very own Gully boy looks cool as ever in this white and teal blue pullover paired with black joggers and red and white sneakers. Cop this cool style if are planning a vacation in the hills.
If you are not shy of donning bright colours, let actor Kartik Aaryan show you how it's done. A striped pullover worn with a pair of blue jeans is sure to make you stand out.
If you are a fan of animal prints then here’s your winter styling inspiration from the king of OTT dressing, Ranveer Singh. Be sure to make heads turn if you opt for red bell bottoms, a pair of oversized shades, and leather shoes.
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