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Combining a turtleneck with a hoodie is a clever way to retain body temperature while still looking fashion-forward during chilly seasons. The essential trick is to do it properly so you don’t end up looking bulky or awkward.

Start by choosing the right materials. A slim, snug turtleneck made from a lightweight cotton blend works ideally. Don’t use rigid knitted layers, because they can produce unflattering bumps and strain the hoodie’s closure.

Ensure your hoodie is the right size. A hoodie that’s narrow will fail to slip on easily, and one that’s too loose will look sloppy. A moderate fit is most flattering.

Wear the turtleneck before the hoodie and eliminate creases around your midsection. This step is non-negotiable because creases will amplify once you layer the hoodie on top.

Gently slide the hoodie over your neck. Position the hood behind you and centering the hoodie’s collar above your base layer. Ease it over your shoulders, making sure the turtleneck stays neatly tucked under the hoodie’s bottom edge. Resist the urge to tug, as this can damage the elastic.

Now, perfect the silhouette. Flatten the material along your torso to create a streamlined look. If your turtleneck has a structured cuff, you can roll the edge downward so it lies flush beneath the edge. This also helps avoid an unintentional look, which can appear unpolished.

Don’t forget your lower body. Pair this layered top with fitted jeans to maintain proportion. Skip loose-fitting leggings, as they can make your silhouette look awkward. Complete the look with simple sneakers depending on the occasion.

Remember, layering is about function and form. A expertly combined turtleneck under a hoodie offers insulation and juicy couture tracksuit polish. Experiment with textures and silhouettes to find what works best for your body and personal taste. Once you get the hang of it, you’ll be able to master the winter layering game quickly.