Feel Good Fashion: How To Dress Your Way To Feeling Cosy, Comforted And Happy During Lockdown

Because we need all the comfort we can get.

Fur coat street style

by Tim Brooks |
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The news seems to bring nothing but terror nowadays and a lot of us are away from loved ones. In these bleak times, it’s worth searching for any small pleasures we can to brighten our days. And while we’re encouraged to #StayHome, it’s worth dressing in the cosiest pieces to feel comforted in this times.

Think fuzzy. Think fluffy. Think cosy. Anything that stimulates sensory pleasure to bring us that little extra bit of comfort.

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SHOP: Our Picks Of The Feel Good Fashion Finds

Topshop Top1 of 9

Topshop, Ivory Fluffy Bralet, £19

Fendi hairband2 of 9

Fendi, Black Shearling Hair Band, £220

monki jumper3 of 9

Monki, Fluffy Knit Sweatser, £30

fur deluxe slippers4 of 9

Fur Deluxe, Shearling Ballerina Flats, £380

accessorise clips5 of 9

Accessorize, Teddy Hair Clip, £6

stand studio bag6 of 9

Stand Studio, Blue Bell Bag, £98

uo hat7 of 9

Urban Outfitters, Fluffy Bucket Hat, £22

zara cardigan8 of 9

Zara, Fauz Fur Jacket, £29.99

ugg slippers9 of 9

Ugg, Fuzzette, £70

With government guidelines keeping us locked up inside, it’s all about our environment to keep us sane. Not to sound like one of those spiritual wellbeing influencers, but clothes mean a lot. Known by fashion psychologists as 'enclothed cognition', it's true that what we wear has a systematic influence on our psychological processes. It stands to reason, then, that in choosing clothes that make us feel happy, protected and comforted, lockdown will look a lot brighter.

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