How to Layer a Dress for Winter

If there’s one thing I love to keep in my kids’ closets (and my own closet!) are pieces that transition through any season. That’s why I have so many ways to layer a dress in their closets. They LOVE dresses all year long, but it’s not always season appropriate. When it gets cold, my girls still demand dresses, so we’ve come up with lots of cute ways to layer their dresses so they can wear them all year.

How to Layer a Dress. Shop the look at cuteheads.com

I recently teamed up with photographer and fellow maker Carissa — please check out her adorable headband shop, Biased and Blessed! — to style our best-selling Megan dress for Winter. It’s a gorgeous color for colder weather; it’s rich and rustic, and the print is as cute as can be. The cotton is medium weight, so it does keep you warm in Winter and it breathes well in the Summer, but when it’s freezing outside, that definitely won’t cut it!

Vintage boho burnt orange dress. Shop the look and learn how to recreate it at blog.cuteheads.com

So Carissa layered the Megan with this adorable long sleeved tee with Peter Pan collar, which gives it just a touch of girly style and a vintage vibe.

How to Layer a Dress for Winter. Make any Spring dress Winter-ready! Shop the look at cuteheads.com.

I love how the Peter Pan collar pairs with the ruffled bib… now THIS is how you layer a dress for Winter!

Boho vintage ruffled dress. Shop the look at cuteheads.com

She paired it with some white tights, sweet metallic Mary Janes, and she was good to go! I love a girly dress [aired with a metallic shoe, don’t you?

Vintage rust colored dress, shop the Megan dress at cuteheads.com

Do you love this look as much as I do? The Megan dress is just about sold out, but there are a few left… go snag yours before it’s gone for good!

How to Layer a Dress for Winter. Shop the vintage boho-inspired Megan dress at cuteheads.com

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