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The 360˚ regular and Time Out Nightlife Award's Best Dubai DJ will be spinning the tracks for this boat party
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Never Get Out The Boat! 2nd Birthday Party
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Stu Laurie and Alan Hall will be supplying the beats for this party
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Never Get Out The Boat! Season Six Opening Party featuring Sam Farsio
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For a decade Martin Buchan was United's arguably most influential player. A cultured centre-half on and off the pitch, he was captain for six years during the 1970s, leading the Reds to the Second Division title in 1974/75 and the FA Cup in 1977.
Buchan began his career at Aberdeen as a schoolboy, turning professional in August 1966. His progress was swift and by the age of 20 he was handed the captain's armband at Pittodrie and enjoyed early success, leading the Dons to victory in the Scottish Cup Final of 1970 – the youngest player ever to do so.
Soon he was attracting attention south of the border and towards the end of the 1971/72 season Liverpool, Leeds United and Manchester United were all chasing the classy young defender. On 29 February 1972 Frank O'Farrell signed Buchan for £125,000 – then the club's record signing. His early days at United weren't the happiest of times. The standard of the team was not quite as high as first expected and at the end of the 1973/74 season Buchan found himself experiencing the seemingly unthinkable: demotion to the Second Division.
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Indiana University sophomore Jason Spriggs (Concord) started at left tackle for the Hoosiers in a 73-35 win over the Indiana State Sycamores last Thursday in a game televised on the Big Ten Network.
The 6-7 (297) youngster started all 12 games last season, an IU true freshman record for an offensive lineman. He led the team with 80 knockdowns and he allowed just two sacks in 961 snaps.
The 73 points for the Hoosiers is the second most in school history behind a 76-0 win over Franklin in 1901.
The 632 total yards in the third most in school history and with 313 rushing and 319 passing yards it's the first time both have been over 300 in a game.
Senior punter Brandon Williams (NorthWood) averaged 42.2 yards on four punts for the Northwestern Wildcats in a 44-30 win at California.
Sophomore linebacker Coy Brown (NorthWood) notched a solo tackle for the Bowling Green Falcons in a 34-7 win over the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes.
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Freshman setter Riley Troyer (Fairfield) had two kills and 15 assists in her first collegiate match for the Anderson Ravens in a 25-21, 25-17, 23-25, 25-21 win over North Central in the Kalamazoo Invitational. She had 11 assists and four digs in a 25-15, 13-25, 25-21, 25-14 loss to Kalamazoo and a kill, 14 assists and seven digs in a 25-22, 16-25, 25-21, 25-19 victory over North Park.
Freshman libero Raina Troyer (Fairfield) recorded an ace and 10 digs in her college debut a the Indiana Wesleyan Wildcats dropped a 25-21, 31-29, 31-29 decision to Midland (Nebraska) in the Grand View Tournament. She had three digs in a 25-18, 25-16, 25-13 win over Indiana Tech and five digs in a 25-18, 25-23, 25-14 win over Texas Wesleyan.
Troyer had an ace and five digs in a 24-26, 25-15, 25-19, 25-10 win over North Park and two aces and three digs in a 16-25, 25-19, 22-25, 27-25, 15-11 loss to Davenport.
Freshman outside hitter Hanna Stump (NorthWood) tallied seven kills and a blocking assist and senior libero Amanda Troyer (Elkhart Memorial) 29 digs and an ace for the Bethel Pilots in a 17-25, 25-15, 30-28, 25-21 victory over Aquinas College.
Sophomore libero Alena Yoder (Bethany Christian) recorded 22 digs for Eastern Mennonite in a 17-25, 25-19, 25-19, 25-10 win over Salem in the EMU Invitational. Yoder chipped in with 21 digs and two aces in a 25-23, 25-20, 21-25, 25-17 loss to Waynesburg.
Sophomore outside hitter Annie Drews (Elkhart Central and Penn) recorded two kills, an ace and a dig for the No. 16-ranked Purdue Boilermakers in a 25-12, 25-19, 25-13 win over Alabama A & M. She had six kills, an ace and two digs in a 21-25, 25-19, 25-21, 25-16 loss to No. 4 USC.
Sophomore setter Mikayla Munn (Elkhart Central) totaled six kills and 34 setting assists and junior libero Morgan Yoder (Goshen) a kill, two aces and four digs for the Manchester Spartans in a 25-22, 22-25, 25-17, 25-23 loss to North Central.
Munn had two kills and 14 assists and Yoder five digs in a 25-14, 16-25, 25-20, 25-19 win over North Park.
Men's Soccer
Manchester sophomore Drew Vergonet (Concord) netted a goal for the Spartans in a 3-1 victory over Concordia University of Illinois.
Women's Soccer
Freshman midfielder Gaby Romo (Goshen) netted the only goal as the IPFW Mastodons edged the Ball State Cardinals. It was the second goal of the season for Romo.
Her first goal was in a 2-0 win over Northern Iowa.
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Junior Brian Ulrich (Fairfield) fired a 74-71—145 total to lead the Bethel Pilots to a second-place finish in the Lou Collins Memorial Invitational at Battle Creek, Michigan. Bethel carded a 300-295—595.
Men's Cross Country
Junior Tyler Wynn (Goshen) was the fifth overall finisher and the fourth Purdue runner in a time of 16:00.70 at the University of Michigan scrimmage.
Women's Cross Country
The Eastern Mennonite Royals opened the season with a fourth-place finish in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference preview meet. EMU sophomore Juni Schirch (Goshen) finished 46th (27:18) for the 6,000 meters.


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Professor Njabulo Ndebele began his term of office as Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of Cape Town in 2000, following tenure as resident scholar at the Ford Foundation's headquarters in New York. He joined the Foundation in 1998 after a five-year term of office as Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of the North in Sovenga. Previously, he had served as vice-rector of the University of the Western Cape. Earlier positions include chair of the Department of African Literature at the University of the Witwatersrand, and provost, dean, and head of the English department at the National University of Lesotho. He has a BA from the University of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland; bachelor's and master's degrees from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom; and a PhD from the University of Denver. Ndebele is the author of poetry that has appeared in many anthologies, and several volumes of fiction, including Bonolo and the Peach Tree and Fools and Other Stories, a chronicle of life in a black township under apartheid. His highly influential critical essays were published in a collection called South African Literature and Culture: Rediscovery of the Ordinary. His work has been published in literary and scholarly journals and anthologies in South Africa, the United States, and Europe. His writing awards include the Noma award for publishing in Africa, the SANLAM first prize for outstanding fiction, and the Pringle and Mofolo-Plomer awards.
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The Hokies keep their season alive and will face South Carolina a 7 p.m. Sunday in their NCAA baseball regional.
The Hokies have to win four games in three days to win the Columbia regional after losing 7-2 to The Citadel Friday afternoon.
The Hokies face The Citadel in the NCAA Tournament at 2 p.m. EDT Friday in Columbia, S.C.
The Hokies face a tough test in their first NCAA baseball tournament game since 2000.
The Key Play gives us the nickname for the Virginia Tech backfield: The 100-Proof Backfield. It gets my stamp of approval.
Virginia Tech may not face The Citadel's star pitcher, Asher Wojciechowski, in their game Friday in the NCAA baseball tournament.
Virginia Tech's regional includes the No. 12 team in the country, one of NCAA baseball's great Cinderella stories and a team that with a losing record.
Here's the full schedule for the Virginia Tech baseball team's NCAA tournament regional in Columbia, S.C. All games are scheduled for the 9,000-seat Carolina Stadium at 431 Williams St., Columbia,...
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Obama marvels at ancient cityThe Associated Press | March 24,2013AP Photo
President Barack Obama tours the ancient city of Petra in Jordan on Saturday during his trip to the Middle East.PETRA, Jordan President Barack Obama set aside the Middle Easts tricky politics Saturday to marvel at the beauty of one of the regions most stunning sites, the fabled ancient city of Petra.
This is pretty spectacular, he said, craning his neck to gaze up at the rock faces after emerging from a narrow pathway into a sun-splashed plaza in front of the grand Treasury.
The soaring facade is considered the masterpiece of the ancient city carved into the rose-red stone by the Nabataeans more than 2,000 years ago.
Obamas turn as tourist capped a four-day visit to the Middle East that included stops in Israel and the West Bank, as well asJordan. The White House set low policy expectations for the trip, and the president was returning to Washington with few tangible achievements to show.
Aides said his intention instead was to reassure the regions politicians and people particularly in Israel that he is committed to their security and prosperity.
Curious residents and picture-taking tourists lined the streets of modern Petra as Obamas motorcade wound toward the entrance to the ancient city. The president, dressed in khaki pants, a black jacket and hiking boots, began his walking tour at the entrance to the Siq, a narrow, winding gorge cutting between two soaring cliffs.
The path opened into a dusty plaza with the massive columned Treasury as its centerpiece. Obama declared the carved monument is amazing.
The Bedouins named the building the Treasury because they believed that urns sculpted on top of it contained great treasures. In reality, the urns represented a memorial for Nabataean royalty.
Over time, historians have disagreed on the Treasurys purpose. However, a recent excavation proved that a graveyard exists underneath it.
The Nabataeans established Petra as a crucial junction for trade routes linking China, India and southern Arabia with Egypt, Syria, Greece and Rome. The city flourished until trade routes were redirected in the seventh century, leading to Petras demise.
Petra is Jordans most popular tourist attraction, drawing more than a half million visitors yearly since 2007. It may be familiar to many people who saw the 1989 movie, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Some scenes were filmed in the ancient city.
High winds and overcast skies nearly grounded Marine One, the presidential helicopter, in the Jordanian capital of Amman, which would have forced Obama to scrap the tourist stop. But the weather cleared enough for him and his delegation to make the hour-long flight across Jordans rugged landscape, arriving in Petra under bright sunshine.
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The county town of Berkshire is one of Britain's leading high-tech hubs thanks to its location – close to the M4 within easy reach of Heathrow – and it's a real commuter hotspot, with so many big name firms (Microsoft, Verizon, Ericsson) based in and around the town. Add to this the University of Reading with its great credentials and high entry requirements, the Reading Festival, held every August bank-holiday weekend, and a train service to London that takes just 30 minutes, and you have everything you want right on your doorstep. However, the first-time visitor, exploring the stylish Oracle shopping centre, might be forgiven for thinking the town has little more to offer than big-name chain restaurants – the best restaurants in Reading require some seeking out. These include Cerise, located in boutique hotel The Forbury, London Street Brasserie overlooking the River Kennet, and the Michelin-starred L'Ortolan, a few miles away in Shinfield.
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Here are some photos of the still lifes I set up for the painting and drawing classes I teach at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan. I like these photos a lot. I think they're hauntingly plain.
I'd like to make a movie that's hauntingly plain.


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Winner, Adelaide Festival Award for Literature, 2012
Shortlisted, Victorian Premier's Book Awards, 2012
Shortlisted, Queensland Literary Awards, 2012
Shortlisted, NSW Premier's Literary Awards, Ethel Turner Prize, 2012
Shortlisted, Gold Inky Award, 2011
Mim knows what she wants, and where she wants to go—anywhere but home, stuck in the suburbs with her mother who won't get off the couch, and two brothers in prison.
She's set herself rules to live by, but she's starting to break them.
Now Mim has to retrieve a lost package for her mother.Does this make her a drug runner?Why is a monster dog called Gargoyle hidden in the back shed?And Jordan, the boy she sent Valentines to for years, why is he now suddenly a creep?How come there's a huge gap between her and her best friend, Tahnee?And who is the mysterious girl next door who moans at night?
Over the nine days before her seventeenth birthday, Mim's life turns upside down. She has problems, and she's determined to solve them herself. But in the end, she works out who her people are, and the same things look entirely different.
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illustrations by Vikki Wakefield
'I read this novel in one gulp, loving every moment of the narrator's voice and the strangeness of her impoverished life…Though Mim makes mistakes, and plenty of them, this novel contains none. All I Ever Wanted is a brilliant coming-of-age novel.' Five stars.Australian Bookseller & Publisher
'This is one of the most memorable YA books I've ever read. The voice is original, the characters are real, the language is startling and beautiful. And the plot keeps you trapped till the dangerous but hopeful end.'Cath Crowley
'One of the best debut novels I have ever had the pleasure of reading. Vikki Wakefield has gifted the Australian Publishing world, and readers of Young Adult Fiction, a superior tale, full to brimming with formidable characters and an exquisite protagonist. Her ability to sculpt full flesh and blood characters, with only words, ensures she will quickly be placed snug among the ranks of those we already know to expect much from, the likes of Cath Crowley, Melina Marchetta, Leanne Hall, Fiona Wood and Tim Pegler, for their talent to makes us love their characters.'The Book Gryffin
'While it's both a thriller and a gritty romance, for me All I Ever Wanted is first and foremost a sparkling journey into hope. As the story drives toward its surprising conclusion, we're left as stunned as Mim as she discovers "that there are so many ways to tell a person you love them." I loved this book.'Paul Griffin
'[An] absorbing young adult novel…Despite the grim setting, the characters are richly and lovingly drawn with smart-mouthed, determined Mim a particular delight. At the core of the book is the idea that things (and people) are not what they seem. It's nothing new as a concept, but it's executed with winningly original style, wit and heart. Think Underbelly meets Hating Alison Ashley.'Big Issue
'Vikki Wakefield's first novel walks the tightrope between fate and human agency. Despair is leavened by shards of hope; this is not Young Adult literature that peddles misery or wallows in a nihilistic fug. Mim is one of those resilient protagonists who still wields a degree of control over her life….Like her protagonist, Wakefield plays with the reader's prejudices. Little by little, the restrictive labels forced on various characters are seen to be products of convenience or carelessness, rather than truth….All I Ever Wanted is a thoughtful and impressive début, and Wakefield a talent to watch.'Australian Book Review
'A beautifully-written account of one young girl trying to claw her way out of the circumstances into which she was born…It's a story about daring to dream and the transformative power of hope.'Sunday Tasmanian


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What your test suite won't catch
Automated test suites are a wonderful tool: they allow incremental development by catching regressions in functionality between one user story implementation and the next. They remove fear from deployments because the code is first exercised on development and CI machines, keeping bugs out of production.
However there is a diffused misconception of trying to write a test for every aspect of the code we want to ensure. While this is possible for some non-functional requirements, it's still in its infancy (or may not even be possible) for others.
Performance testing is one of the areas where automation of the load-generating process is very useful, provided there are some adjustments in executing the tests:
- the environment they hit should have the same resources as production, or a vertical subset of it (e.g. at least a web server and a database separated, like in production). This may be costly especially if you have a few servers, whereas if they are already dozens adding a couple shouldn't be a problem.
- The load must be generated from a separated machine.
- The databases present on the environment should be of a comparable size to production, but considering the reduced capacity of these machines.
Maintainability (and extensibility)
Testing a design's maintainability (against what changes, by the way?) automatically becomes already more difficult than its performance. By definition, maintenance is future cost and so it cannot be measured; we cna only hope to find some numbers or smells that correlate with high or low maintenance cost in our experience.
Metrics generation is a solved problem, but as Gojko would say coverage, indexes, duplication measurements and such are negative indicators: when they are red they tell you something is wrong. However, when they are green they cannot tell you anything about how good your code is.
Take for example unit tests: it is known they give a better feedback to developers about their code quality with respect to end-to-end ones; being able to write a unit tests with a few lines of code for every part of the application means you're avoiding singletons, global state and hidden dependencies; that the API of the single objects you have produced can be used in isolation and that objects do not chat with each other too much.
However, the presence of a battery of unit tests just means that you have avoided these problems, not that there aren't others. It is still possible to produce a perfectly unit-tested design of classes 100-line long that is then torn apart when it comes the time to implement the next requirement. Domain knowledge like the probability of changes and the reflection of real world concepts in the code proper of DDD are kings here.
While performance can be tested and unit tests can act as a first round of weapons against poor maintainability, we are at a loss when it comes to guarantee security requirements.
How do you test that multiple payments cannot be performed with the same money? Or that HTML code cannot be injected in your forms? Like for functionalty-oriented tests, a particular test can only guarantee that a certain attack does not work in a specific form. It cannot guarantee there is not a similar attack, and the set of attacks you can tests are the one known to you. The difference with functional tests is that functionality issues manifests as bugs that can be fixed, while security issues can cost you much more.
The only two ways I known of improving an application's security is to study common attacks and the pattern used to overcome them; and to have an audit by external security experts whose devote their career to the matter.
Concurrency bugs are similar to security issues in how difficult is to find them. In the former case, they manifest themselves when many different processes are running on the same data. A successful run of your test suite, even when performing multiple transactions at the same time, does not guarantee bugs won't manifest in production where there is much more data to deal with.
If you have a race condition in your code, at best the test suite will be able to fail intermittently, instilling the doubt in you and raising the time-to-production. At worst, the tests won't even expose the problem and just keep passing because the probability of the race condition to manifest with just a few hundred transaction is too low; or they are too spread in time to be a significant load. In fact, almost all of the work in resolving concurrency bugs is in reproducing them.
Test suites are one of the tools we have to improve the quality of software while we're building it; they are particularly fitting for checking functional requirements and some other properties such as performance and some forms of maintainability. However, there are other critical properties that may be important in your project and that your test suite cannot help you in fixing. However, we still can put in place processes that give us feedback on the matter, such as security audits, code review and pair programming for maintainability, and higher-level models than code for concurrency issues. Tests are a tool, not an end.
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)
Christophe Blin replied on Wed, 2013/09/18 - 8:24am
I think you are contradictory with yourself :
" While this is possible for some non-functional requirements, it's still in its infancy (or may not even be possible) for others." and the you describre how difficult it is for non functionnal requirements ...
Did you mean : "While this is possible for some functional requirements, it's still in its infancy (or may not even be possible) for others."
BTW, I agree with your article, but IMHO, you are forgetting lots of thing, the most important point being the GUI.
Who is testing the GUI at 100% when the GUI has more than 20 screens ?
Secondary points like code homogeneity, code formatting, etc ... are also important.
The point of the tests, as said by uncle bob, is to be confident ENOUGH about the deployment in production.
Also, IMHO, you should keep in mind the ROI : the customer does not pay for a test suite, he pays for a working software ...
Giorgio Sironi replied on Wed, 2013/09/18 - 2:49pm in response to: Christophe Blin
Believe me, I trust test suites and I currently work on projects with several thousands of unit and end2end tests running in CI. It's just that when you become very good at removing functional defects, the only kind you see is related to the categories list above. A list that is by no means exhaustive, let's just think about usability...
What I meant in the passage was automated testing is possible for some non-functional requirements (performance, via stress test) but not possible or very difficult other non-functional requirements (security). It's a spectrum.


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Anjellarok 3 years
My grandmother called them long johns (thermal underwear), they're much cuter now.
emmeli 3 years
I love my big thick taupe hand knitted muffler/cowl around my neck with any fitted long jacket. Warm and cuddly! Also, wooly socks sticking up over your tall boots.
equuswoman 3 years
Layering is it - keeps me warm, and I always rotate in a new shrug, henley, leggings, tights etc and make it a whole new outfit!
pineapple217 3 years
For winter, I like to hid my warm, fuzzy, uncool looking socks in my boots. Also, long sleeves are key! Even if you're wearing a jacket or cardigan, the cold still gets through to you if you're not wearing long sleeves. Normally, though, the cuter tops are short sleeve so accessories go along way in winter. Also, a scarf, infinity scarf, or snood in a warm fabric such as fur or cashmere. The neck is super vulnerable unless you're wearing a turtleneck; and I find turtlenecks hideous most of the time.
amwhiteh 3 years
scarves are my secret weapon! (for casual occasions, uggs are my secret weapon...)
3 years
My staple winter outfit is a warm, neutral colored cardigan (either black, grey, or navy blue), dark wash skinny jeans, a wool belted trench coat, and leather riding boots. Top it off with a cute scarf and a chic bag, and I'm looking classy AND warm. :)
kna81 3 years
I love suede boots and skinny jeans paired with a long, chunky cardigan.
marieli 3 years
scarf and boots and gloves im good !
sarahd766 3 years
My winter secret weapon is a pair of warm boots.
3 years
Wear a scarf, one for each different occasion. It can keep you warm and double up as a "necklace".
arianah00 3 years
Knee high boots and loop/circle scarves !
MeganDollz 3 years
My winter white trench with buttons up the back. It goes with everything and is amazingly chic. I get compliments all the time.
coachluvr33 3 years
My secret winter weapons are my knee high leather motorcycle boots. They make me feel strong and invincible.
wildsngrny 3 years
Tights--of all textures and colors--boots, and lots of pretty sweaters. I can't live without any of them!
poizenisxkandee 3 years
wool coat and leather gloves!
eddyrobey 3 years
Really big, bright costume jewelry lets me sparkle during the darkest days of Winter.
Lwaxana 3 years
I loves me some leggings! I have leggings and tights to match all my winter outfits. I even wear 'em to bed under my nightgown.
twostellas 3 years
Suede wedge boots, the ones I have are black, a little slouchy and awesome!
samil7 3 years
I pair some chic Armani Exchange black pieces with my fave big, classic stud earrings and top it off with a khaki trench!
Supersha310 3 years
A cute black dress and a shiny/decorated/metallic cardigan.And heels of course =)
Supersha310 3 years
A cute black dress and a shiny/decorated/metallic cardigan. And heels of course =)
denwal1 3 years
A nuetral colored warm scarf
denwal1 3 years
A nuetral colored warm scarf
katearch 3 years
I'm from up-upstate new york (right on lake Ontario!), so I'm used to freezing cold weather. My secret is to wear tight, long sleeve waffle knit shirts (in neutral colors) with a vest or t-shirt over it and then wear something to femme it up (long earings with thigh high boots, for example).
dvice 3 years
I like a comfy sweater and scarf
nesta67 3 years
I love tall boots, cozy sweaters, and patterned leggings.
rlt217 3 years
argyle socks and fingerless gloves that convert to mittens :)
Atreau 3 years
I dress in layers because it's cold in the morning and at night but hot during the middle of the day. Shirt, Sweater, Jacket, pants, boots and a pair of shoes in the car in case it's too hot.
knits 3 years
If it's really cold, I'll always wear tights plus socks under my pants. Of course these would be topped off with my oh so fashionable boots. I knit my own scarves and hats, so I'm always original in that department...not to mention warm!
gnwg 3 years
I love to wear a cute hooded sweater layered under a warm jacket when the weather gets cooler.
ccboobooy 3 years
I'll add a bulky sweater.
ccboobooy 3 years
I'll add a bulky sweater.
slehan 3 years
My most favorite item is a purple cap that my sister knitted for me. Cute and very warm. Thanks for the contest.
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I love to keep warm and comfy in my favorite mid calf boots and a great pair of maroon tights.
ac10 3 years
i will be adding sweaters.
ac10 3 years
i will be adding sweaters.
LuckyTJG 3 years
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3 years
Wear some tighter PJs udner your pants for extra insulation during those windy cold days. :-)
min88 3 years
I'm in Vegas where winter clothes look weird but it does get chilly. I've several heavy, jacket-style sweaters that work perfectly.
lolococo 3 years
Boooots! Uggs, Hunter Wellies, knee-high hell boots, etc. I seriously live in boots in the winter.
ewalsh 3 years
Fingerless gloves allow you to do everything you have to do while keeping your hands warm.
scarter305 3 years
I love layering cute lightweight shirts with a chunky sweater. I also love cute hats!!
lilmiss37 3 years
My new black trenchcoat with a cute colored scarf
ophelia1418 3 years
Definitely cardigans- a great way to transition all your warmer weather clothes to winter.
Sahairah 3 years
I wear leggings under my leggings.Hope I win, A/X is amazing!
Sahairah 3 years
I wear leggings under my leggings. Hope I win, A/X is amazing!
carolpie 3 years
Boots, a jacket, long sweater, my purse, scarf and, I am good to go!
barbarawr 3 years
I wear tights under everything because my legs and feet are what get cold. I guess the rest of me is close enough to my heart that it stays warm :-)
amyd29 3 years
warm socks,nice boots,nice warm wool coat!
HSlater351 3 years
I love sweater jackets! My favorite thing about the cold, rainy season is bringing out my wraps and sweater jackets. They are so cozy and stylish.
debralu 3 years
To keep warm without adding extra bulk, I wear a cotton v-neck, short sleeved or long-sleeve t-shirt under sweaters & some non-transparent blouses. It also helps skin irritation if the sweater is scratchy.
jillyrh1 3 years
I love to wear a big comfortable sweater with a pair of black leggings and boots for my winter style!
happyenchilada 3 years
My secret weapon is my grey suede biker books I got last year..I was so bummed when it got too hot to wear them..now it's cold again and they live on my feet!
CoMMember13630888065257 3 years
i have all kinds of bright colored funky sweaters i love to pair with jeans or dress slacks and my favorite is a black fur trimmed hooded parka i love to wear on blustery days..fake fur of course :)
cpage2323 3 years
Leg warmers are my favorite thing to pull out of my winter wardrobe!
ryaxmom 3 years
I love my cute red pea coat! I bought it last year on clearance and only paid $1! I get so many compliments on it every time I wear it!
kristinnk 3 years
I love a cute thermal top (for women), you can layer it, wear it under almost anything...cute, warm socks...and a scarf ALWAYS!
gibbylet 3 years
I try to keep at least one very thin black mock turtleneck on hand, it doesn't add any bulk and it can go with almost anything to keep me warm but still look nice.
misskimmm 3 years
arm warmers. any color that clashes with the rest of what i'm wearing so they do not go unnoticed....
melissaann11 3 years
For my winter fix I add Tweed!!! I don't care if it's in style or not! I love it and it can be worn to the office, out to a nice dinner with friends, rock it at the pub. I love tweet especially coats!!!
mspepper 3 years
long scarves love them
mspepper 3 years
long scarves love them
Kenda246 3 years
Cashmere socks to lounge in!
Kenda246 3 years
Cashmere socks to lounge in!
beautyonabudget 3 years
Stockings & leggings are main essential, in all colors (maroons, blues, grays, black). Booties to stay fashionable if there is not a lot of snow, and boots. Can't forget trench coats, & my signature, vintage scarves that I use as a big bow for hair decoration.
3 years
I like fingerless gloves, chunky sweaters and lined boots for keeping me warm during the winter.
3 years
I wear tights under jeans with a cotton turtleneck (tights & t'neck provide insulation)under sweathers topped off with a scarf & gloves (keeps the skin on your hands from drying & cracking!)to keep warm.
sxs0797 3 years
My winter look of 2010 is Ice Queen. I wear sheer-pearly eye shadow, and light pink lip gloss. I wear a pair of high-boot with faux fur, a white long down coat, and white fit pants. ;)
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My secret weapon is the Men's "Wool Coat with piping" - Sale $149.00 adding a "Fair Isle Scarf" - $58.00 as an accessory.
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i love the military croc jacket and the high collar wool jacket. now i want all of the dresses.
darcybel 3 years
Tall boots, tights a nice cashmere scarf can be added to almost every outfit.
sungoddess 3 years
Thick fuzzy room socks and knit slippers.
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in arizona during the winter we wear socks!.... OMG!
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I'm usually all about great sweaters but this year I'm wishing for a faux fur vest. Love it. Thanks!
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I will be wearing my black leather jacket and a purple scarf that my daughter knitted for me.
Linda2000 3 years
Sweaters and hoodies
Linda2000 3 years
Sweaters and hoodies
mizztara71 3 years
My winter secret weapons are layered sweaters and warm comfortable boots.
pauline15 3 years
I tend to live in my big turtlenecks in the winter, it's a perfect protector against all the snow we have!
fairydancer 3 years
I've got tights in every color so I can create a very monochromo look when layering.
dorothyjean 3 years
love to layer and add a scarf and jacket
3 years
When the air starts to get cool, I always play up my wardrobe with a pair of fuzzy boots. Not only can I layer an equally fuzzy pair of socks underneath them, but my feet can stay warm and cozy!
Ziggywag 3 years
Fur lined boots with skinny jeans and a black jacket with a colorful scarf
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A gorgeous luxe scarf and some killer boots, thanks!
3 years
Well, I always go with scarves and gloves because those are the parts of me that get the coldest and you can remove them if you get too hot!
nuthouse1 3 years
I love cute funky scarves and puffy vests for this time of year.
dawns41 3 years
I layer my clothes to stay warm with a comfy sweater. I also wear comfy warm boots. A good coat with knit scarf helps.
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I like having different types and colors of sweaters for layering. Thanks.
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I love my belted sweater dress, tights and boots
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My favorite thing about winter is that i get to wear BOOTIES!! There is nothing i love more than a pair of high heeled booties from steve madden!!
loverofstylee 3 years
I always throw on a cute pair of colored ski socks or wool socks to keep my feet warm. Also they can add some color to your outfit. Wear your socks a little bit higher than your boots to get another layer addition!
Julie14883384 3 years
My secret weapon is my tall black stiletto boots and my cashmere scarf. They dress up any outfit.
Pamela937 3 years
I love the look of scarves and they add warmth to the look and feel.
3 years
Rinse OutConditioner used as a styling product for my curly fly away hair!! (Don't rinse it out) Its just perfect!
okmom23 3 years
Keeping myself warm during the cold Winter months, includes lots of layering, cashmere scarves, leggings, and warm boots!
wigraupel 3 years
i have a variey of scarf and hats, they fun
LaVida 3 years
I slather my body with cocoa butter then put on my lightweight, 100% Silk filament, long underwear. It keeps you warm, but not to warm, the silk underwear is very lightweight. You stay cozy warm and are moisturizing your skin by wearing the silk over your whole body all day!
3 years
I have a weird obsession with coats and jackets. I love vintage looking ones, coats with funky patterns, faux fur accents ...you name it. I need a huge closet because they take up a lot of space!
tksinclair 3 years
Tights and leggings - don't leave home without them! I love leggings with boots and a comfy sweater...that's my "go to" look. I have amazing boots that set the mood from sexy high high heels to lower motorcycle boots with buckles.
3 years
Cashmere sweaters are my ultimate winter clothing. Or anything cashmere, really! (Socks and scarves especially). You can wear relatively thin layers of cashmere and yet they still stay just as warm as a thick sweater. Then when you come inside from the cold, cashmere never seems to get too hot and stuffy. It's really quite versatile!
haute77 3 years
haute77 3 years
idahomom 3 years
Living with snow six months of the year my winter secret is layering.
Ayshford 3 years
1. Boots that are absolutely waterproof -- but don't look it.2. Skinny jeans.3. Long, light layers of cashmere.4. Weightless shearling or shaved fur lining my coat.5. A great scarf, a fur trimmed hat and NEVER forget gloves.
Ayshford 3 years
1. Boots that are absolutely waterproof -- but don't look it. 2. Skinny jeans. 3. Long, light layers of cashmere. 4. Weightless shearling or shaved fur lining my coat. 5. A great scarf, a fur trimmed hat and NEVER forget gloves.
stef42678 3 years
My secret weapon to winter are my black tights and boots because they keep me warm and still allow me to wear some of my spring fashions.
3 years
My winter secret weapon is layering! Knee high boots with a low heel, heavy denim jeans, and a cotton camisole layered under a long stylish sweater. A cute hat and a scarf finish off the ensemble! Warm and stylish.
Fashion899 3 years
My secret weapon is a vintage long-sleeved sweater that is cropped at the midriff. It is made from red, blue, yellow, and green varigated yarn with a few gold metallic threads (so 80s I know). The knit is fairly substantial; it is not a lightweight sweater. This fav sweater is seriously sexy and looks expensive as all get out. It was a lucky thrift find; I suspect it was a sample.
clynsg 3 years
I am probably like a lot of women--I stick to basics, and as long as I am comfortable and reasonably nicely dressed, that is about it. I know there are professions and individuals who are totally into having the 'current' look, but I am old enough to have seen many of them come and go, sometimes several times!
ladydaya 3 years
My Vinyl boots and my leather full coat, can't be sexier than taht ^^
QueenBee15Diva 3 years
i'm all about hats this winter :) the toque hats i would wear for an everyday look, laid back athletic look. i would definitely get the wool ones to keep cozy. so its keep your ears warm and its fashionable at the same time. Berets are becoming even more popular, they are very cute to wear out on a date or to a concert, ya know to a nice event.Newsboys hat is so sophisticated, it would also keep me warm and i would look fabulous. so hats is the illest thing right now.
natebyrd45 3 years
love it
natebyrd45 3 years
love it
detjern 3 years
My secret weapon will be a circular scarf in gray, balck and deep purple to wear over a button shirt and a wool coat.
hbbs55 3 years
scarves are a must in lots of different patterns and colors!
foxxychicka628 3 years
LBD, no question!
foxxychicka628 3 years
LBD, no question!
hofken 3 years
I'm adding a fur vest to my wardrobe this email@example.com
hofken 3 years
I'm adding a fur vest to my wardrobe this winter firstname.lastname@example.com
gdv24 3 years
Have to have my boots with some leggings and definitely some tights. Also love large scarfs that you can wrap around your head, like a hoodie, when outside, then wrap around your neck indoors. And definitely big colorful sweaters.
CBaby429utah 3 years
A nice Cashmere sweater and my Ugg Plumdale boots !
jamie-ferrari 3 years
Fall and winter are my favorite seasons for fashion. I love pulling out my (carefully) stowed sweaters and woolens all smelling of lavender and cedar to keep the moths at bay. The first thing I do is pull out my old favorite--an over sized charcoal grey cashmere sweater that was one of the nicest gifts I've ever received. I love sweaters in any style made of natural fibers in monochrome and muted jewel tones. Sweaters, cardigans, twin sets, over sized, vintage 1950's bejeweled, tunics, I love them all. I also love tights with plenty of texture for warmth and that flatter legs on the days I brave a skirt or dress. Scarves, gloves, especially those without fingers or mittens that morph into fingerless gloves are among my must haves too, for practical reasons, like texting. I love boots to a fault. Jeans too. I enjoyed looking through the A/X catalog and found a piece that I have to include in my winter wardrobe: the Lace Burnout Top with the gorgeous blouson sleeves. I love this time of year when clothing is comfortable, and most everyone looks stylish.
bjenx 3 years
I love my thick cotton textured tights. They almost feel like pj's & they are so cute!!!
miriama59 3 years
Boots, scarves, sweaters and gloves. So many vibrant colors to mix and match. And the softer the better...
goldenshopcart 3 years
I wear a huge thin wool beautiful patterned scarf over my winter coat. I fold it so there is a V in the back and tie it in the front. It provides that extra protection to keep the warmth in!
adendyut 3 years
black turtlenecks,scarfs,boots,tights,, large sunglasses
Marian55 3 years
Leather, cashmere lined gloves and riding boots keep me warm and chic all winter long.
Krit 3 years
My Hunter boots, leggings, and warm, cozy sweaters,
raliya6 3 years
A black fitted coat that falls just above the knees is a must have-that way you can still be stylish without freezing your butt off. Paired with black over the knee boots and a dress you'll be prepared for a night out.
hkgandhi 3 years
Minnesota winter gets really tough so we have to be very well prepared. But I always add style with different scarfs on same coat.
kerner1 3 years
My soft scarf
kerner1 3 years
My soft scarf
tiredbeauty 3 years
My secret weapons are a red trench (to add color to winter), black leather boots (classic) and cowl neck sweaters and sweater dresses worn with a thin belt for oomph. Boo- yah, yes that is awesome.
macaronibirds 3 years
I love stylish fleece. It's lightweight and keeps me warmer than any other fabric i've tried.
ssalge 3 years
Gray ankle boot and scrunchy socks. So cute!
AngelCakesUW 3 years
Picking out a new way to wear a scarf each day, sometimes getting help from youtube
RobsGirl123 3 years
I have a wonderful collection of colorful scarves that I use to brighten a subdued winter wardrobe, but my secret wonder is a long-sleeve thermal tee for extra warmth in cold weather!
ILoveEgypt 3 years
I like to wear a long shirt with leggings, it's very classy!
3 years
my staple is tights.. if its really cold i wear a couple of pairs and nobody has to know, or if I need to wear pants I might still wear a pair of tights under them for extra warmth
Mandyrad 3 years
Leggings, tights, and scarfs of all different colors! =)
Tkleiser 3 years
BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS!! I also love leggings, scarves and hats especially berets!
BellaTorro 3 years
Texture tights always can make an outfit if its with a skirt dress or gaucho pants. Long sweaters with belts. Faux fur and best of all can add a pop of color with gloves scarves or even a hat
pacenerd 3 years
I <3 wearing my boots, tights, peacoat and leather gloves. It goes with ANY outfit under the coat ;D
pacenerd 3 years
I <3 wearing my boots, tights, peacoat and leather gloves. It goes with ANY outfit under the coat ;D
jellybean11 3 years
Woolen trenchcoat, beneath which is a cashemere sweater along with levi's jeans. The comfiest clothes ever!
txtwister 3 years
I have several pair of winter boots that I wear - all knee-length - that fight off the bitter bite of the cold wind!
3 years
I started knitting a scarf. It seemed like a good idea. It has now occurred to me that starting to knit a winter accessory of any sort at the speed I knit means I will have a lovely warm addition to my wardrobe in about July. Merino wool knit tops are my winter go to items, they are machine washable, have all the advantages of wool without the bulk and come in a lot of styles. I don't knit those , I buy them.
3 years
I love thermal underwear(both tops and bottoms) which I wear "as is" or layered under other pieces. I love that they come in crewneck, v-neck, low-scoop neck, and henley styles and so many colors(from brights to earth tones), that the layering options are endless. And they are very warm and cozy too!
3 years
My secret weapon come winter? The easy, iconic sweater dress. I wear it with everything: tights or leggings, boots or heels, and accessorize it to the hilt. It keeps me warm and stylish! What could be better?
trotterl 3 years
sweaters and dark colors
trotterl 3 years
sweaters and dark colors
smilekisses 3 years
Under Armor tops and bottoms keep me nice and warm.dolniaks[at]consolidated[dot]net
smilekisses 3 years
Under Armor tops and bottoms keep me nice and warm. dolniaks[at]consolidated[dot]net
mmmccc 3 years
I am all about colorful scarves around my neck and the warm fuzzy socks under my winter boots! When it get's really cold I put on my hat with the earflaps to keep my head nice and cozy.
matzsmith 3 years
I like to wear light weight layers in natural fiber. Always have to be prepared for the too warm - too cool environments here. Also wear lightweight bamboo, silk or cotton socks with a thicker sole on my footwear.
semtaylor 3 years
Love boots in the winter. Great boots really perk an outfit up.
doozercries 3 years
I like to go for a casual look by putting on a black hoodie with a rainbow colored scarf. It makes the eyes pop.
AlexandraBeth 3 years
Cashmere, textured tights and scarves. You can layer everything with these!
sachidewey 3 years
I dig out my wool tights and cashmere cardigans.
3 years
icefairy 3 years
I love my pink wool scarf and matching beanie and gloves.
gervitsd 3 years
Colorful patterned warm tights or leggings under skirts and fun hand knit scarves
RobinSavage 3 years
My secret winter weapon is haircolor. I live in San Francisco and the fog and rain can get to me but when I see my haircolor it always brightens my day and other people too. :)
josephboltz 3 years
As it gets colder I have recently purchased a "Pea Coat" for my winter wardrobe.
3 years
seems like the consensus is: tights, scarves, warmth! and i agree! super soft, super long scarves are always on my list. Tights are a must either by themselves or as prime layer. I also like to throw in a hate every now and then...my favorite is a black knit with a silk bow =)
jasminefair 3 years
A classy wool car coat, sharp pair of boots and silky scarf! Add a fabulous, but understated brooch.Layers, tunics, cashmere and tights. Can't forget a cute, slim pair of leather gloves!!
jasminefair 3 years
A classy wool car coat, sharp pair of boots and silky scarf! Add a fabulous, but understated brooch. Layers, tunics, cashmere and tights. Can't forget a cute, slim pair of leather gloves!!
paradisiac 3 years
My winter secret is my over-the-knee wool socks - I wear them every day under jeans and they keep my legs really warm!
esperfect 3 years
I layer, starting with great long johns.
fighting-the-tide 3 years
Cute long songs that peek out of my boots. Allows me to wear dresses in the winter without freezing and looking stylish at the same time:)
vuhler 3 years
basic black by the fire
vuhler 3 years
basic black by the fire
hity88 3 years
I live in Hawaii, so I don't change my wardrobe for winter.
cemcmill 3 years
I love pairing my thick sweater tights that I wear as leggings with an oversize sweater and oxfords. I top this with my faux fur coat and oxfords. Classic look!
jckkllr 3 years
Great looks.....
jckkllr 3 years
Great looks.....
Deanna6 3 years
I'll definitely be adding warm jackets, leggings and scarves! :)
jzagarjr 3 years
Soft, comfortable sweaters are in my winter wardrobe.
vboackle 3 years
i just put on boots.
vboackle 3 years
i just put on boots.
nahomeyg 3 years
I love to wear leggings with any oversize sweater or sweater dress and tall boots
BDY85022 3 years
I love adding a belt & cardigan to my outfits, trying to keep warm and create my hourglass figure! :)
julis55 3 years
cashmere scarf and riding boots
addictedreader 3 years
down coat-- you can dress however you want as long as you bundle up in lightweight snuggly uberwarm down coat before going outdoors
3 years
I add texture to every outfit....scarfs, tights, sweaters of different fabrics, the heavier the better for a solid winter look.
smart-blonde 3 years
Mine is cardigans and the fake pashmina scarves I buy from street vendors. It's often cold in my commute but hot in my office, so these allow for lots of layering.
aubrey214 3 years
I am obsessed with my scarf/sweater (sciarpone) I bought from http://www.sartoriavico.it/4/shop-online/ Its so different from anything I own and I love it.
kcmosinki 3 years
my winter secret is cozy layered fitted basics, the key is that they must be fitted, i usually layer a tank, a long sleeved top, tights, and socks. that keeps me warm enough to wear whatever on top; pants, skirt, boots, sweater etc and always top it off with a scarf, gloves and a hat.
3 years
Winter is all about the boots! You can take the same jeans and fitted sweater, and go from equestrian chic (brown knee-high buckle boots) to dangerously sexy (black thigh-high stiletto boots). Whether your outfit needs to suit your mood or suit the occasion, winter is the time to do it with your boots.
dianawheeler 3 years
1) lace long sleeve turtleneck 2) solid colored drapey 3/4 length dolman cashmere sweater over lace turtleneck3) solid high wasted knit or corduroy skirt4) opaque tights5) either over the knee boots or tall leather or faux leather boots (waterproof of course)6) fur lined anorak or traditional pea coat 7) oblong scarfreally chic & cute outfit! perfect for the new 2010 trends :)
dianawheeler 3 years
1) lace long sleeve turtleneck 2) solid colored drapey 3/4 length dolman cashmere sweater over lace turtleneck 3) solid high wasted knit or corduroy skirt 4) opaque tights 5) either over the knee boots or tall leather or faux leather boots (waterproof of course) 6) fur lined anorak or traditional pea coat 7) oblong scarf really chic & cute outfit! perfect for the new 2010 trends :)
Lisa3367958 3 years
Tights and scarves are a stable for me.
hiann88 3 years
Since I live in Hawaii, I really don't have to change my clothing much. If it is real cold (60's), I might wear a light jacket.
sarahd766 3 years
A cute but warm scarf and layering my clothes so I can take some off if I get warm.
LIDARKSIDE 3 years
When it comes to the cold, I'm all about comfort instead of style. So, fleece is very important for me to keep warm.
jean8 3 years
I need my best jeans with a gorgeous warm sweater
kellylovesdavid 3 years
Layer, Layer, Layer! I always wear one or two long sleeve tees along with a sweater, and even a scarf. Heavy winter sweater tights, and knee high boots are a must. Stay warm, 'tis the season!!
clee920 3 years
A woolly fleece jacket, leggings, and knee high boots with a cute cashmere scarf! simple, classic, and comfortable!
mornnglo28 3 years
Tights (in bright colors or patterns) scarves and knee high boots!
debbiehoskins 3 years
It's all about layering for me as the temperature starts to drop. I'm adding sweaters with a pretty scarf and then my favorite scarf.
ninabonita33 3 years
I will be adding scarves, my black all-weather boots that keep my feet nice and warm and this cute black knitted headband to cover my ears.
Beeka88 3 years
Cute boots, textured tights, a long comfy sweater with cute gloves always does the trick.
agordon10 3 years
I do this for myself and my daughter who loves to weardresses...tights are great for keeping you warm.
girlwithcurls22 3 years
My secret weapon for fall layering are my knee high socks. I love layering my knee high socks over leggings or jeggings for added warmth. They also look great tucked into all of this seasons great boots!
3 years
I have a wonderful fushia pea coat that add such pop to my usual black and grey winter wardrobe. Also, boots in bright colors make any outfit interesting!
ashleyheatherr 3 years
A vest and boots. Both keep me warm and looking stylish at the same time. :)
3 years
My secret weapon is a plain black long sleeve mini dress because you can accessories it so many ways the options are endless, especially in winter.
Jessie-C 3 years
Cashmere sweater and scarf!
Jessie-C 3 years
Cashmere sweater and scarf!
llinda29 3 years
I love sweaters
llinda29 3 years
I love sweaters
melan26 3 years
I love a nice, warm, fuzzy sweater that I can wrap myself with.
jkebeans 3 years
Lots of sweaters and double layers, love to snuggle with long cardigan and hot chocolate ...boots that is.
eclara 3 years
Thicker tights. They keep all of my leg and feet cozy and look classy.
emspace 3 years
Opaque tights are my secret weapon: I can wear them under slacks to give myself a little help in the slimming department, or I can wear them under a short skirt to up the respectability factor.
garlandofroses 3 years
My winter secret weapon is my knit shawl. I can wear it over my shoulders for a dressy look, but also use it as a scarf for a casual look!
naturemystic 3 years
Veganism - Compassion is toasty
mls2267 3 years
warm wool coat & gloves
mls2267 3 years
warm wool coat & gloves
Sunnyvale 3 years
I wear leg warmers under my pants
koolbr33z3 3 years
I love scarves and pashminas and knee high boots. They add that extra bit of oomph to any outfit.
pentland34 3 years
One pair of wool socks and a pair of fashion boots by Clark.
CaptainObvious 3 years
Leather jackets and scarves are a no fail combination to look great and keep warm!
Hurdler4eva 3 years
I have a rally warm hoodie from Hollister with a fur lining and a great winter jacket from Shelli Segal!!
crykt 3 years
funky knee socks
crykt 3 years
funky knee socks
clearlyitstati 3 years
I take advantage of all my favorite leather pieces. I have the essentials in terms of jackets and a skirt but I am on the hunt for the perfect pair of leather pants. Also, love adding sweater dresses into the rotation!
blevey09 3 years
I'm obsessed with warm knee high socks to keep me warm during the fall/winter. I have thousands of different fabrics/colors and love to layer two socks together, or just wear with a cute mini skirt or top them on with leggings and leather boots.
3 years
jeans, boots, and big, thick warm jacket! it's cold down here in south florida now, when i was a kid it would be 90degrees outside on christmas day, now it's down to the 30s and 40s. gotta have the beanie hat as well!
blue0angel0 3 years
Sweaters. I can never have too many sweaters.
mjgroesbeck 3 years
I have a 3/4 length camel-hair coat that's my standard outerwear and some nice wooly mittens.
mitchelleem 3 years
heat the bathroom floor
mitchelleem 3 years
heat the bathroom floor
patricjames 3 years
I have a really nice wool scarf that I bought in London two months ago.
windyemerald 3 years
There are some new chunky scarves this year that I am adding to my wardrobe for sure. I also love the textured tights and hose. So fun to dress this Autumn and Winter!
kiyana 3 years
Layering, scarves & gloves!
kiyana 3 years
Layering, scarves & gloves!
lacornflakegirl 3 years
winter-weight mini-dresses, opaques, and boots! versatile, warm, and can be dressed up/down and layered.
morekare 3 years
My winter must-haves are a high quality soft leather black coat and black kid gloves with black faux fur around the wrists.
kittyology 3 years
I'm taking advantage of leggings, tights and fun socks that range in a variety lengths that start from my ankle up to my thighs because it looks chic and lets me wear my favorite shorts and skirts in the winter.
1955nurse 3 years
Since moving to the South I can't stand wearing a heavy coat, so I usually wear a "Knobby-knit" sweater-cape or a cashmere wrap that I can just throw on! Yummy-cuddly-snuggly, makes me feel good and I don't get hot if the day warms up a little. Love A/X - both my Daughter AND I would think we'd died and gone to Heaven if I won this! Thanks for the chance.... :-)
jdegen 3 years
A big comfortable sweater, is my favorite.
pamtufts 3 years
Sweaters and leggins with warm boots
linav8 3 years
Double socks and slouchy knitted hats!
vibrantfun 3 years
A big chunky sweater, leggings, colorful scarf and over the knee boots
bobbisgirl 3 years
Scarves! It's always about scarves for me. In fact, I've been called a "scarf whore."
3 years
For me, Shea Butter, Leggings, Boots and Scafs are my winter secrets!! You can look cute and dress them up or down so easily!
BettyKat 3 years
My secret weapon for winter is a warm but funky hat: we lose 95% of our body heat through our head and I've found when my head is warm, I can handle anything!
sparklez21 3 years
A cute scarf and a crochet beret is perfect for the cold winter months.
3 years
I sure would like this holiday season to be splendid. I'm leaving for 4 months for boot camp after the holiday season.
ruthlessu 3 years
Scarves and gloves
ruthlessu 3 years
Scarves and gloves
Darlene936 3 years
I wear tights in winter and wool socks are most comfortable when not wearing tights. Keep drafts from your neck with scarves.
xhell0nheelzx 3 years
beanies, faux fur hoodies, puffy jackets, sweaters
3 years
I just moved to Texas and am looking forward to purchasing some traditional cowboy boots. I'm gonna mix them up with some long skirts, short winter skirts and some cuffed boyfriend jeans with a nice preppy cashmere jacket.
missalibeth 3 years
Cashmere scarves and knee high socks with boots. I love winter!
orchidlady01 3 years
I have a favorite Alpaca poncho that I get out and use when it gets cold. In South Florida, it doesn't get very cold for very long so whatever cold weather clothes we have, don't get used much.
SandyHere 3 years
I am going equestrian this winter. I added a gorgeous pair of tall riding boots and a long equestrian style blazer, as well as a soft wool over-sized riding cap to put a new spin on my wardrobe. I can't wait to create and wear the different ensembles out into the cold.
ferriz 3 years
this year it is all about knit tights. i have tons of colors and pair them with skirts or wear them for extra warmth under jeans!
jvanlohn 3 years
I have a great pair of houndstooth snow boots that are totally punk rock. I love it when the weather lets me rock 'em!
jaynalee 3 years
Fun tights are an easy (and not too expensive!) way to make an outfit more interesting.
berwyn 3 years
My winter secret weapon is my faux fur boots. They keep me warm and look so fine!
berwyn 3 years
My winter secret weapon is my faux fur boots. They keep me warm and look so fine!
Makeupgirrl 3 years
My new black leather over the knee boots and a fab new faux fur coat!!! Love it!!!!
Makeupgirrl 3 years
My new black leather over the knee boots and a fab new faux fur coat!!!Love it!!!!
hannahbeck 3 years
Leggings and tunics are my staple items. If it gets too cold, throw a pair of pants on as well. Add a pair of boots and you're good to go.
rbenson1011 3 years
Sweater dress with tights!
rbenson1011 3 years
Sweater dress with tights!
benny8484 3 years
Make sure your warmest coat is the most neutral coat, so it'll match anything you have. When it's really cold, you won't want to wear anything else!!
Weidknecht 3 years
Warm thick socks. If my feet are warm, I'm good.
mcnaney 3 years
mcnaney 3 years
AlexTheExaminer 3 years
1, Layering tights, with a solid bright color underneath a wild pattern on top. 2. I saw a pair of DooRi tights that had the most amazing beddazling and now glue whatever I like onto my stockings. 3. A big purse to stuff my nice shoes in that I can change in and out of, depending on snow conditions.
AlexTheExaminer 3 years
1, Layering tights, with a solid bright color underneath a wild pattern on top.2. I saw a pair of DooRi tights that had the most amazing beddazling and now glue whatever I like onto my stockings. 3. A big purse to stuff my nice shoes in that I can change in and out of, depending on snow conditions.
anny31 3 years
poncho! thats it this year!
anny31 3 years
poncho! thats it this year!
trinamock 3 years
Black tights and cardigan pull anything together and make it warmer.
hbkelley1 3 years
Boots, boots and more boots!
hbkelley1 3 years
Boots, boots and more boots!
janetmouse 3 years
Cashmere scarf and tall boots go with everything in the winter!
amwhiteh 3 years
It's the time of year to break out the scarves!
ramonaquimby 3 years
I am loving mixing different textures/patterns to stay warm. Also, I love jewel tones so I have a huge stock of leggings and tights to wear with more of my toned down dresses, skirts and tunics.
britbaby 3 years
This fall / winter I'm fully embracing the knit trend and keep warm in sweater tights and asymmetrical cardigans.
nikkeeb 3 years
tights, tights, tights! i'm a dress fiend, so if i didn't pair tights with all my dresses, half of my wardrobe would be out of commission all winter long! :-p
acrook 3 years
A big colorful scarf.
acrook 3 years
A big colorful scarf.
alinnebur22 3 years
My winter must haves are always my pea coats! My scarves! My boots! Then most importantly I love my Layers!!!
3 years
You can NEVER go wrong with an amethyst pea-coat paired with all neutral gloves, scarf & hat! Add a pretty bright dress and leggings tucked into leather booties and BAM! the perfect snow day outfit! :)
farialkhan 3 years
Layers. A tight, long sleeved black shirt with a chunky knit vest over it. CHIC!!
jkershen 3 years
I layer my clothes, so I'm warm but comfortable and can peel off a jacket if I got inside and it's too warm.
ravengoth 3 years
Double socks and thermal underwear.
MariahB 3 years
Gloves! I prefer leather to give my outfits an warm, cozy edge. I recently saw a pair on the A/X website with fur trim that would be a great staple. I will definitely be buying those, especially if I win the giveaway. : )
MariahB 3 years
Gloves!I prefer leather to give my outfits an warm, cozy edge. I recently saw a pair on the A/X website with fur trim that would be a great staple. I will definitely be buying those, especially if I win the giveaway. : )
aclearcutsign 3 years
definitely a scarf!
aclearcutsign 3 years
definitely a scarf!
yogurtsoup 3 years
The winter is here, so it may seem, the cold, the rain, and the snow. How I keep warm is a different thing, I adore my faux fur jacket paired with my long and lean leggings. My knee high boots are shoe in for the deal. Throw on a leopard pattern scarf, gloves, and a beret to keep my pretty head warm. No winter weather can stop me now; I'm ready to step out in the cold.
arcticpuppet 3 years
a cute scarf!
arcticpuppet 3 years
a cute scarf!
ladyboarder9669 3 years
Tights! They help keep you warm but still let you wear those cute skirts from summer! I love that you can get all kinds of colors or patterned tights now and really make your wardrobe fun even when it starts to get cold!
shanaelyse 3 years
I'm all about warm, comfy tights and tall, hot black boots!
violetfem27 3 years
Lots of long scarves!
violetfem27 3 years
Lots of long scarves!
3 years
I love to take my summer favorites and match them up with heavy tights, scarves, and boots. Layers are the key to showing off your fashion personality!!
onlysourcherry 3 years
Nude tights under patterned or lace tights will keep you extra warm! And a pair of statement boots can make an outfit.
jeanuine1 3 years
Edgy yet effortless winter style: Fitted military jacket, sparkly scarf, black sparkly leggings, knee-high motorcycle boots
CoMMember13628676232553 3 years
sweaters and puffy jackets
CoMMember13628676232553 3 years
sweaters and puffy jackets
tcup 3 years
During the winter, I love my boots, tights, and sweater-dresses. I also like to accessorize with large jewelry. I also really like cowl-necks around wintertime. They're like the hip cousin of the turtleneck! :)
Jillyk530 3 years
My winter must haves are lots of colorful cute scarves. They are a perfect winter accessory.
Talldiva45 3 years
Sweater Tunics! I wear them as sweaters over pants or jeans and wear them as dresses over tights/leggings with awsome boots! Verstaile for the season.
goldiisforever 3 years
In the winter I like to throw on my sparkly scarves, my long shirts, a cardigan, some leather black tights and my boots (Uggs or black suede depending on if I'm trying to keep warm or be fashionable). It looks cute either way!
girlfriend3 3 years
My winter must haves are tights, leggings and boots. I also find that if I layer a long black tshirt under some of my darker fall dresses, I can wear them well into the really cold weather.
kristino17 3 years
My winter must haves are boots, tights (of all colors and textures), leggings, oversized sweaters and LOTS sparkle for holiday parties.
shalee55 3 years
For me it's a hoodie ..could be a sweater or fleece, but under my jacket or coat it's a must for the wind and chill ( keeps my neck nice and warm, nothing gets through it )...and lucky for me there are such nice ones around.
michlny 3 years
Tights, always - under everything! Cashmere - warmth w/o bulk Warm socks - IMPERATIVE, preferably cashmere Hat - again, preferably cashmere
michlny 3 years
Tights, always - under everything!Cashmere - warmth w/o bulkWarm socks - IMPERATIVE, preferably cashmereHat - again, preferably cashmere
3 years
I'm all about keeping it classy - a black trench, big cashmere scarf, and some traditional black riding boots keep me warm, but cool, in the winter!
3 years
I throw on some cute Armani wool socks, long undies, and a thick, cozy cashemere scarf in a netural shade. Lookin' good, feelin' better.
3 years
Tall, textured socks sticking out just a few inches with tall boots is warm and a great look for the winter months!
3 years
i love a big comfortable sweater mixed with a pair of black leggings, boots and a fun scarf!
3 years
I always mix in tights and a scarf to my wardrobe. There is no better way to style up an outfit with a pair of funky tights!
mollyparnis 3 years
Twist two scarves together (different colors or textures) to add some pop to your cozy winter look.
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Slim-Fast Snack Bars 6 Pack Peanut Butter4.4 19.0
Size/Count 6.0 ea
- With 100 nourishing calories
- Satisfy your sweet cravings
- A rich and delicious treat
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This rich, delicious snack bar is a treat you can have whenever you're in the mood for something at snack time. An all-time favorite – crisp, crunchy peanut butter filling covered with a layer of rich, sweet milk chocolate. Enjoy it anytime as a snack in your Slim-Fast 3•2•1 Plan. A pleasure you can plan on!
- Great tasting with 100 nourishing calories
- Satisfy your sweet cravings
After you have achieved your weight loss goal, keep the weight off with one Slim-Fast Meal a day, your sensible eating habits, daily physical activity, and drinking plenty of water. Return to the weight loss plan if you start regaining the weight. If you want to lose weight & are under 18, pregnant, nursing, following a diet recommended by a doctor, have health problems such as diabetes, or want to lose more than 30 lbs., see a doctor before starting this or any diet. Do not lose more than 2 pounds a week after the first week. Rapid weight loss may cause health problems. Do not use as a sole source of nutrition. Eat at least 1,200 calories a day.
Shipping Weight (in lbs): 0.15 Product in inches (LxWxH): 1.9x 4.95x 5.5
Item Code: 480211
Contains milk, soy and peanuts. May contain almonds, cashews, wheat and eggs.
Sugar , Corn Syrup , Dry Roasted Peanuts , Milk Chocolate Flavored Coating , Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable OilsPalm Kernel Oil, Palm Oil , Cocoa (Processed with Alkali) , Nonfat Milk , Whey , Salt , Soy Lecithin , VanillinArtificial Flavor , Molasses , Corn Oil , TBHQ, Citric AcidUsed to Protect Quality , Vitamins & Minerals: Calcium Carbonate , Vitamin E Acetate , Niacinamide , Folic Acid (Folate) Vitamin B12 , Pyridoxine , HydrochlorideVitamin B6 , Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) , Vitamin A Palminate , Calcium Pantothenate (Vitamin B5) , Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12) , Thiamine Monohydrate (Vitamin B1)
|Nutrition Facts
|Serving Size : 1 Bar
Serving per Container : 6
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily value*
|Total Fat 3.5 g
|Saturated Fat 1.5 g
|Cholesterol 0 mg
|Sodium 70 mg
|Total Carbohydrate 16 g
|Dietary fiber 0 g
|Sugars 13 g
|Protein 1 g
|Vitamin A IU
|Vitamin C mg
|Vitamin E IU
|Thiamin (B1) mg
|Riboflavin (B2) mg
|Niacin (B3) mg
|Vitamin B6 mg
|Folate,Folic Acid,Folacin mcg
|Vitamin B12 mcg
|Pantothenic acid mg
|Calcium mg
|Iron mg