The 8 Biggest Accessory Trends To Try Out This Winter

Now that we’re used to face masks, it’s time for balaclavas to become a wintry mainstay. The added warmth is always welcome, and they’re made even cooler thanks to designers like Miu Miu, who debuted this detachable style during its fall-winter 2021 collection. 

If you thought the logomania craze was over, think again. Customers are all-in on becoming walking billboards, currently in jewelry form. You can shop brand-new drops from Off-White or Versace or scour resale sites for vintage costume jewelry.

Mary J. Blige recently wore Bottega’s creepy crawling fur stole, but you don’t have to go all the way to satisfy your statement-making needs. We suggest bold, chunky scarves that double as weather-sensible and fun for a night out. 

Tiny sunglasses? We don’t know her. Come winter, we’re only wearing flattering, anti-trendy sunglasses. You’ll own these for life, so that gives you an excuse to splurge on a style you really love. 

Fuzzy, faux fur hats have been on our radar for a couple years now, but the trend is not slowing down come winter. Kent-based Emma Brewin was one of the first designers to put this trend on the IG map, so look to her if you want the OG topper. 

In case you’ve been living under a rock (or refuse to download TikTok), hair claws are all the rage. Styles range from camp to chic, so no matter your aesthetic, there’s a clip for you. 

Live for the drama? Statement opera gloves are for you. Influencers are already rabid for these pocketed Prada versions, and if frostbites don’t concern you, rhinstone, organza, and feathery gloves are also on the rise. 

The ultimate WASP accessory is back with a vengeance. But even if you don’t live on an estate and own a horse named Muffy, there are equally classic options ranging from CZ to lab-grown, wallet-friendly bracelets, too.