NYC this weekend

[Anonymous]

What do I wear? This warm weather has got me all sorts of confused. Looks sort of blustery hi/lo 56/40. Do i need my long puffer? White tee shirt under a sweater? And flip flops? Do i need a pedi tomorrow

[Anonymous]

Fri/Sat/Sun

36/52, 38/55, 39/50.

Cloudy all days (from my phone)

You need some sort of coat at least for the evenings. It is not flip flop weather unless you are the type who wears them in the snow.

[Anonymous]

People start laying out in Central Park when the temps hit 50 in the winter.

[Anonymous]

I wore fancy flip flops in NYC in August, once. My feet were filthy within an hour. Also wore slip-ons/ballerina flat type once and any part of my foot that was not completely covered was filthy. Boots. Or now that I'm older and don't care, sneakers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wore fancy flip flops in NYC in August, once. My feet were filthy within an hour. Also wore slip-ons/ballerina flat type once and any part of my foot that was not completely covered was filthy. Boots. Or now that I'm older and don't care, sneakers.

This is odd and not experience at all. Where were you walking?? But it's not going to be flip flop weather, regardless.

A light, packable down coat should be fine. Plus pants and closed shoes bc it's still chilly. If you're in the DC area you should be familiar with this type of weather.

[Anonymous]

It always feels colder in nyc because the tall buildings cast shadows and you rarely feel the warmth of direct sunlight.

Wear a long, warm winter coat. Warm shoes if you’ll be walking. Turtleneck and scarf. Bring a hat and gloves. Dress in layers.

Wear mostly black with a pop of color on your scarf.

No flashy jewelry.

Small crossbody under your coat. Google the spate of recent robberies with people on scooters grabbing purses.

[Anonymous]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13064283/Shoplifters-shoot-tourist-New-York-City-Times-Square-JD-Sports-Stoire.html

Be careful, op. Seriously.

[Anonymous]

What? NY still feels safer than DC
I'm landing on my long down puffer, cashmere hat and gloves, platform hightops, suede midiskirt and cashmere sweater layered with silk t-shirf if it starts feeling warm inside.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It always feels colder in nyc because the tall buildings cast shadows and you rarely feel the warmth of direct sunlight.

Wear a long, warm winter coat. Warm shoes if you’ll be walking. Turtleneck and scarf. Bring a hat and gloves. Dress in layers.

Wear mostly black with a pop of color on your scarf.

No flashy jewelry.

Small crossbody under your coat. Google the spate of recent robberies with people on scooters grabbing purses.

OMG stop

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It always feels colder in nyc because the tall buildings cast shadows and you rarely feel the warmth of direct sunlight.

Wear a long, warm winter coat. Warm shoes if you’ll be walking. Turtleneck and scarf. Bring a hat and gloves. Dress in layers.

Wear mostly black with a pop of color on your scarf.

No flashy jewelry.

Small crossbody under your coat. Google the spate of recent robberies with people on scooters grabbing purses.

OMG stop

Stop what?

I have friends and family in the fancy parts of nyc and the more reasonable parts. Been there for generations. And I have family friends on the police force.

If you haven’t been there in recent months, it’s changed. Be careful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It always feels colder in nyc because the tall buildings cast shadows and you rarely feel the warmth of direct sunlight.

Wear a long, warm winter coat. Warm shoes if you’ll be walking. Turtleneck and scarf. Bring a hat and gloves. Dress in layers.

Wear mostly black with a pop of color on your scarf.

No flashy jewelry.

Small crossbody under your coat. Google the spate of recent robberies with people on scooters grabbing purses.

OMG stop

Stop what?

I have friends and family in the fancy parts of nyc and the more reasonable parts. Been there for generations. And I have family friends on the police force.

If you haven’t been there in recent months, it’s changed. Be careful.

Well that's great but doesn't really answer OP's question. It's just fear mongering.

[Anonymous]

Sorry OP but nothing could entice me to go to NYC this weekend. Same with DC. Be careful, and don't go out after sunset.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry OP but nothing could entice me to go to NYC this weekend. Same with DC. Be careful, and don't go out after sunset.

That's when the VAMPYRES come out!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It always feels colder in nyc because the tall buildings cast shadows and you rarely feel the warmth of direct sunlight.

Wear a long, warm winter coat. Warm shoes if you’ll be walking. Turtleneck and scarf. Bring a hat and gloves. Dress in layers.

Wear mostly black with a pop of color on your scarf.

No flashy jewelry.

Small crossbody under your coat. Google the spate of recent robberies with people on scooters grabbing purses.

This is all too much if you’re walking around. I live in NYC and was just out walking in a sweatshirt and short puffer, no hat, gloves or scarf. I was warm and faintly sweaty!

[Anonymous]

Ok fashion report here i am in my giant puffer which i love because the plane is cold. All around me tshirts, flip flops, shoes with no socks. Spring has sprung in NYC