Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion: don’t want to get your Big Winter Coat out just yet? Try ‘onion dressing’

This article, titled 'Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion: don’t want to get your Big Winter Coat out just yet? Try ‘onion dressing’', discusses the art of layering clothes for the colder months, a technique the author charmingly calls 'onion dressing'. Instead of wearing bulky individual items, this method emphasizes using multiple fine layers, where each piece is visible, creating a multi-dimensional look. The author suggests that layering should be seen as a creative statement about proportion, texture, color, and self-expression, rather than just a practical act of keeping warm. The goal is to achieve depth and texture in an outfit without adding excessive bulk, avoiding a look akin to Joey in 'Friends' wearing all of Chandler's clothes. This approach allows individuals to postpone wearing heavy winter coats while still staying warm and stylish, making a masterpiece out of necessity.