Get Kristen Bell’s Look For Less
How to steal the When in Rome star’s wintery-warm style.
-Rebecca Daly
Outside the tents at New York Fashion Week, Kristen Bell braved the elements, and in the spirit of the day, she did it in style. Not a snow boot or parka in sight. Take a cue from Kristen and bundle up for the rest of winter in warm pieces with chic details – and follow our lead and do it for less (then put the extra cash toward your summer vacay…).
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1. Sunglasses
Any good fashionista knows that sunglasses are a must-have accessory — a shield against the wintery glare (and the paparazzi flashbulbs). Kristen’s armor of choice, $250 Jil Sander frames, can be a bit pricey, but we’ve got 
you covered for a lot less with these $5.80 sunnies from Forever 21.
2. Scarf
The petite blonde wraps up in a soft and cozy scarf from celeb-fave brand Lovequotes. For $88, you can pick up the exact same wrap – singer22.com carries a veritable rainbow of them. Looking for something a bit more budget-conscious? Tie one on from the ultimate maker of outdoorsy staples, Lands’ End, for just $19.50.
3. Coat
Kristen bundles up military-style in this chic $735 topper from classic outerwear company Smythe. If you’re saving your pennies, suit up in this similar style from Asos. It’s only $111.11.
4. Bag
A chain-strap bag in tan leather brightens up the actress’s outfit of dark neutrals. Her Chloe satchel clocks in around $1,500, but this $98 convertible clutch does the trick (and it’ll do double duty for evening).
5. Boots
Can’t stand the idea of putting on those rubbery winter boots one more time? Try leather instead – it will actually keep you much warmer. Kristen opts for Chloe’s $945 pair, but we found a great option from Nine West for $104.41. The heel is manageable and the platform will keep your feet high and dry.
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Rebecca Daly is a freelance stylist and fashion editor in New York City. She has worked for publications like InStyle and People, and styled for TV shows including the Today Show and E! News.
