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      The Best Textures for Wintertime

      Fabrics, Style, Grace For the Season!

      The Language of Warmth

      Though it is still Fall, the chilly snow-encapsulated air has the days feeling like Winter is on the cusp of our fingertips. Quite literally, a pair of maroon leather gloves is at the very top of my wishlist!

      As velvet utters a quiet whisper of opulence, wool subtley hums with a nostalgic presence.

      Leather is the assertive strength that ties everything together!

      The Essence of Velvet

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      Velvet provides our skin with a comforting warmth. The texture has an unmistakable value that not only adds to an outfit, but is a elegant fabric that is mostly used in upper scale outfits.

      Velvet is a type of woven fabric that is visibly displayed on a piece of clothing. The distinctive soft feel is what provides a visual of opulence and what has always been the choice for women of older age back in earlier days.

      It was once handwoven and reserved for royalty as it was often associated with nobility.

      When I think of Winter elegance and opulence, I see my grandmother - her velvet burgundy dress glimmering softly under her coat. Alongside a strand of pearls resting against the fabric as a punctuation mark of grace.

      This was often a time to dress in textures that spoke the mood and standed the presence without you having to utter a word.

      Velvet is a heritage texture that has been known to be worn at family gatherings, evening dinners, and a girl's night out!

      When wearing this fabric, you should feel as royal and fabulous as you look! Stunning, inside and out.

      Textual Architecture

      Wool, the fashionable tool of nostalgia, is the textile-fiber fabric that is a more subtle character of the Wintertime.

      Think of your favorite scarf that was a staple in your closet when you were younger, or during your childhood. Unbeknowingst to you, that piece was made of wool! Though it went through trying times, it held up pretty well to you and your mother's surprise.

      Well this, is because wool is an animal fiber. It consists of protein and lipids, which distinguishes it from other fabrics such as cotton or modal.

      It's one of the most popular fabrics of the wintertime! This may be due to the thermal resistance that it holds which is an impedement to heat transfer. It is the coal of sheep, it is how these animals stay nice and warm.

      Wool, Digital Aspects, Nostalgia

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      Think of wool in the technological aspect!

      Digital interfaces rely on visual hierarchy and tactile balance to get their goal or purpose across in projects.

      In style, Winter fashion thrives on layering your closet items together and texture contrasts. This helps develop your fashion sense and aids in building your most creative and stylish outfits!

      It is honestly so fun to learn about this and expand your knowledge in all aspects.

      Wearable design systems are the epitome of clothing. Begin with wool!

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      • Wool = Sturdy foundation or base layer to build
      • Silk = Microinteraction or introduction of luxury
      • Velvet = Top layer or statement piece thar draws attention

      To learn more information regarding wearable technology systems, visit the link below!

      A Complete Guide to Wearable Product Design and Development

      In Conclusion,

      This Winter is for choosing the texture that best expresses your style and wellbeing!

      Dress like you are designing your own tactile interface.
      Texture is a connection and emotional story!

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