Although the weather is cold in winter, there are still many people against it.

Love.

But short skirts, jackets, stockings and boots, such a complex level of matching, will accidentally create a destruction of leg type nightmare, so that the intention to show the leg by short skirt is just the opposite.

In particular, the combination of short skirts plus stockings and boots often cuts off the best proportion of leg lines, exposing more leg problems, even those who are perfectly legged.

Then let

Tell you how winter skirt should be built. If you insist on choosing a skirt in winter, then stop thinking about how to avoid the beauty of "freezing people" and let your legs bloom.

In cold winter days, it can still be as cool and handsome as Jessica Alba.

The handsome black profile leather coat makes you cool and warm, and the bright printed little skirt shows the hot and sweet Style.

Matching handbags with a sense of profile, sharp pointed leather and ankle boots, add more vitality and fashion to your whole black dress.

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Model actress: Taylor Swift

For printed short skirts with visual impact, instead of risking it to show off and pillage your legs, it is better to hang out in a long, bright coat, just show a skirt, let the bottom stockings be exposed, and display the tall lower body. It will be more sensible! Like Taylor Swift, with a big scarlet coat with a large print umbrella skirt, a slightly revealing skirt will be rich in vision. The dark grey knitted stockings with high heels will instantly lengthen the lower part of the curve.

Style3. black skirt + black coat

Model actress: Anne Hathaway

The small black skirts that swept the fashion industry in 2014 can still make you feel loved in winter, especially the black skirt with a sense of age.

Of course, only a Black Slim dress is not enough to show the fashionable content. Like Anne Hathaway, you also need a high-profile shoe with black meat socks and metal toe shoes. The long printed scarf and tortoise box sunglasses can quickly add up to your shape.