Casual Look December 2023

Winter has arrived!

If you're looking for look inspiration to brave the cold, check out these 4 casual looks that will keep you warm without sacrificing style.

Winter doesn't just mean wearing heavy sweaters and sweatpants, you can stay warm even with casual looks!

In this new article we see some casual looks to wear in this month of December 2023.

Let's start from the first look, a casual look composed of a pleated skirt, top, cardigan and brogues. For example, we can opt for a medium-length pleated skirt in a solid color in black, a simple top with a polka dot pattern in gray and white, a cardigan in a solid color in anthracite color with special silver buttons, and finally a brogue. in suede with low heel like the item Barbara 488 in the gray version by Luca Grossi.

The second casual outfit that we propose for this month of December consists of semi-leather leggings, pullover, long cardigan and moccasin. For example, we can opt for semi-leather leggings in a solid color in black, a pullover in a solid color in brown with a V-neck, a long cardigan in a solid color in camel color and finally a suede moccasin with a low heel like the item Daria 678 in the leopard version by Luca Grossi.

The third casual look that we have chosen for you is made up of cigarette trousers, top, jacket and ankle boot. A casual and fashionable look that we can recreate by combining a plain brown cigarette trousers, a simple plain white top, a beige and brown checked patterned jacket and finally concluding the look with a comfortable suede ankle boot with low heel like the item Fanny 001 in the beige version by Luca Grossi.

Finally, as a last outfit, we propose the combination of jeans, shirt, pullover and sneakers. A casual and comfortable outfit, we can opt for example for a fit mom version of jeans in dark denim, a classic shirt in a solid white color, a pullover with a round neck in a solid color in rust and finally a leather sneaker with sole in rubber and 3 cm wedge like the item Elda 985 in the milk version by Luca Grossi.