How to Wear Your Summer Tops in Winter Without Dying/Looking Dumb Easier than it sounds.

As Winter is coming which means the weather is changing into cold weather, here are some suggestion of wearing on winter season.

BUSTIER + LONG BUTTON-DOWN
Long Button Down

It's not really fair that, for three months out of the year, 50 percent of your closet does nothing but remind you of what being warm and happy was like. We can't promise they'll alleviate your SAD (the sartorial strain), but at least with these five layering combinations, summer will never be *too* far away. You get a cool blouson effect with the shirt ends poufing out from below the relatively tight bustier. (Yes, you layer the bustier over the blouse.) Plus "winter body" and "cropped bustier" are two words you usually don't see together. Zara ruffle bustier, $50, zara.com; Mango striped cotton shirt, $20, shop.mango.com.

OFF-THE-SHOULDER TOP + PINAFORE DRESS

I still haven't found a not-weird way of putting a turtleneck under a Bardot neckline, so why fight it? Look for dungarees or an overall dress, tuck in the top well at the sides, and take a look at the winners of our opaque tights test. If you're really committed to wearing the shirt *over* something, though, pick similar colors and fabrics. Just make sure the elasticated bit isn't too obvious—you want it to look like one cohesive garment. Tibi floral off-the-shoulder top, $495, tibi.com; Victoria Beckham Denim dress, $205, net-a-porter.com.

HIGH-NECK TANK + SWEATER

Think baseball T-shirt: The tank is the body, and the sweater provides the sleeves. The necklines and prints are up to you. Aritzia tank top, $30, aritzia.com; Topshop striped top, #35, topshop.com.