I Just Got Back From Quebec-These Are the Only 12 Winter Styles Locals Wear to Stay Warm and Stylish, From $13

"Cold-weather dressing is all about comfort. Nothing says comfort more than leggings, but they don't exactly scream "European chic." In Québec City, I saw stylish locals wearing all types of faux leather pieces, from jackets to pants to skirts. Leggings made of faux leather meld comfort with the popular leather trend-add in some fleece lining and you're good to go on a cold winter day."

"In recent years, the region has become a popular cold-season escape-in 2024, it welcomed nearly 62 million visitors-with its winter festivals, unique culinary experiences (there's an ice restaurant), and a European-style old town called Old Québec, making it the perfect destination for travelers keen on a winter trip to Europe without the transatlantic flight."

Quebec City has emerged as a premier winter destination, attracting nearly 62 million visitors in 2024 with its European-style old town, winter festivals, and unique culinary experiences. The region's frigid temperatures require strategic winter dressing that maintains style without sacrificing comfort. Local residents have mastered the art of looking polished in extreme cold through carefully curated wardrobe choices. Key pieces include faux leather leggings that combine comfort with contemporary trends, cashmere layers for warmth and elegance, and other European-inspired staples. These clothing items enable travelers to explore the city's attractions—from Old Quebec's historic streets to winter activities—while maintaining an effortless, sophisticated appearance throughout varying daily activities.

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