Looking stylish but snuggly, Oprah Winfrey just gave the classic jumper dress a chic makeover, and it's a look I can't stop thinking about. When winter weather sets in and temperatures drop, I always reach for something cosy, and a jumper dress offers the perfect mix of comfort and fashion.
Sharing some snaps on Instagram, Oprah is wearing a gorgeous cream-coloured knitted dress with a pair of similar-toned knee boots by Vivaia. The outfit was relaxed and easy, but her choice of neutral-toned pieces gave it a polished, trend-ticking feel that worked perfectly for this season.
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The cable knit gives this dress a gorgeous heritage feel that will sit particularly well under a grey checked coat and patterned scarf.
The longer sleeves and funnel neck will make this cream, chunky knit piece feel extra snuggly and will be such a treat on a chilly day.
This simple ribbed design can be matched with an endless amount of colours, but right now, try wearing it as part of a brown outfit idea, chocolate brown or warm auburn will add a luxe autumnal feel.
These are the very same boots that Oprah wore and I can see why she chose them. The soft neutral colour and gentle slouched shape made for the perfect footnote to her wintery outfit.
When worn under a floral maxi or a corduroy skirt, these gathered knee-high boots will add a retro 70s aesthetic to your ensemble.
This straighter-cut pair have a modern vibe that will team up well with a knitted dress or something a little more smart and tailored.
Wearing a single colour from top-to-toe is known as colour drenching and it's a very clever styling trick that is favoured by celebrities and fashion fans alike. As well as looking fresh and put together, opting for a wash of one shade can make your silhouette appear taller and slimmer, so it's a total winner in the style stakes.
Oprah's soft cream dress and boots prove you don't need to go all out with colour to work the drenched trend either. soft neutrals can look just as special. And when it comes to cream and white for autumn/winter, this sumptuous palette always looks elegant.
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