When you think of bundling up for winter, leggings are probably not the first piece of clothing that comes to mind. However, Victoria's Secret Angel and legging outfit aficionado Elsa Hosk just proved this staple is indeed an excellent choice for the season and can be just as stylish as it is in warmer months.
Hosk paired her black leggings with a bright pink sweatshirt (which she casually tucked into the waistband of her leggings), a bomber jacket, an oversize scarf, and, of course, cool athletic sneakers. The key is to choose a longline bomber jacket for extra coverage, which makes leggings a more accessible choice for outside of the gym. The combination of these pieces makes for a warm, comfortable outfit that you can easily add layers to for especially frigid winter days.
Keep scrolling to see how stylish Hosk's outfit is and shop similar pieces for yourself (because winter is coming up quickly)!
On Elsa Hosk: Victoria's Secret hat and leggings.
See how to stylishly wear leggings with Ugg boots here.
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