Season's best and must haves

Accessories can be both practical and stylish and we're going to show you how with these fashionable winter accessories for women, you can ace your look

Over the knee socks

If you are fortunate enough to live in a place with mild winters then skirts and dresses are still an outfit option throughout the season.

Instead of bearing the discomfort of tummy pinching tights, buy a pair of thigh high socks. Layer over leggings, wear with booties, or peeking out the top of over the knee boots to keep your legs warm and your outfits sharp.

Elbow length gloves

With the rise in popularity of the poncho and cape, fashionable girls need a way to keep their hands and arms cozy without the help of a sleeve.

In comes the long glove.

A set of knit gloves with an elongated cuff is sure to keep your hands warm and your outfit stylish.

These gloves look great paired with bracelet length coats, under ponchos, or quarter length sweaters or tops

Mid top sneakers

Boots are everyone's favorite cold weather shoe, but a mid top sneaker is a nice alternative to add an athletic option to your winter wardrobe.

These suede kicks have fun accents in a soft material. Perfect for keeping your feet comfortable while shopping, lounging, or running errands.

Beanie

Wintery knit pattern beanie is a popular looking accessory for sweaters, but also for work well on scarves, hats, and socks. They are a great way to add pattern, color, and interest and cozy up your outfits.

Tassel bag

Tassels and fringe are popular in jewelry and on hemlines, and they are a fun and festive addition to your winter look. It's the perfect detail to bring texture to a solid or basic bag.

There are lots of tassel key chains and charms on the market to add to an existing bag. For a more streamlined purse, the bags above come with tassel included.

Oversized scarf

One part neck accessory, one part blanket, and always stylish and warm, the oversized scarf is the season's hip garment.

A quick online search will give you all the color options you could ever want, and tutorials on ways to tie, drape, and style your scarf. They also look great draped over your shoulders as a poncho, cape, or shawl.