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8 Looks That Prove You Can Wear a Maxi Skirt This Winter

The summertime favorite gets a chilly weather makeover
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We may have found a foolproof solution for cold weather dressing: maxi skirts. Yes, they are popular for al fresco dining and beach getaways, but our favorite style stars have made them winter ready by pairing them with knit sweaters and over-the-knee boots.

Not only does the long hemline shield your legs from bitter wind, they're also an excellent transitional piece -- wear them now with sweaters, then switch over to crop tops and graphic tees once it gets warmer. These maxi skirt looks will have you dreaming of spring -- but appropriately dressed for February.

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Knit Wit
Victoria Beckham included maxi skirt options in her fall 2014 runway show, and she's been wearing them herself -- usually with a bulky turtleneck. This knitted maxi looks especially cozy, and the burgundy suede boots make the outfit super chic.

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A Skirt for All Seasons
We could easily see Olivia Palermo wearing this poppy orange maxi skirt in the spring sans black tights and over-the-knee boots.

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A Sheer Thing
A bold, embellished top served as the main accessory paired with layers of sheer, pleated black paneling at the Givenchy fall 2014 runway show. Try this option from Theory for a similar look.

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Pretty in Pink
Possibly the dreamiest maxi outfit we've ever seen, Jessica Alba's pale pink skirt and black sweater combo have us convinced we need to copy the style ASAP. Sadly, we'll need to wait until spring to wear the strappy heels.

BY MARISSA DESANTIS | FEB 5, 2015 | SHARES
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