5 Stylish Ways to Rock Plaid for the Winter

Plaid patterns are one of the most versatile patterns you can wear. Some patterns are large and bold, while others are so subtle they read as a solid from a distance. You know its winter time when you see plaid all over the place, so good and some bad. Even celebrities are inspiring us by wearing plaid this season.

NEW YORK – APRIL 22: Zendaya seen leaving ‘The View’ Studios in Upper West Side on APRIL 22, 2015 in New York, New York. (Photo by Josiah Kamau/BuzzFoto via Getty Images)

HOLLYWOOD, CA – JUNE 09: Actress Yara Shahidi arrives at the ‘Jurassic World’ – World Premiere at Dolby Theatre on June 9, 2015 in Hollywood, California.(Photo by Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage)

MILAN, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 23: Jourdan Dunn outside the Versace Show during Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2017 on September 23, 2016 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Melodie Jeng/Getty Images)

Feeling inspired to rock some plaid? Here are 5 stylish ways you can rock plaid this winter. If you like these looks, you can find them all on Amazon.com – just click on the image!
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#1 Plaid Dress. Not your typical lumberjack plaid look, wearing a plaid dress is a great way to add some flare to this look. We found this dress for only $13 on Amazon!

#2 Plaid Skirt. Similar to the plaid dress, plaid skirt is also a great option. If a whole dress of plaid is a bit much, break up the pattern by wearing a skirt and pairing it with a black or white top.

#3 Plaid Top. Keep warm with a plaid top, especially if it’s flannel and has a hood. The classic button front plaid top is a great layering piece. We like this one with the hood we found for $16 on Amazon.

#4 Plaid Jacket. We found this plaid poncho style jacket for only $13 on Amazon.

#5 Plaid Scarf. If wearing the other looks is just too much plaid for you, a plaid scarf is always a more low-key option. Plaid scarves are not only classic and stylish, but functional to keep you warm this winter.

With so many ways to wear plaid, you don’t have to worry about this traditional pattern being boring. You can play it subtle or make a statement wearing plaid this winter. How do you like to wear plaid? We’d love to hear about it.