Oh, the weather outside is… awful. Even in "sunny" Los Angeles, the rain is coming down, and I'm spending all my days off inside (nestled under my heated blanket, of course). And while usually, I prefer to lounge about in hoodies that I steal from my boyfriend, I'm switching it up this year—all because of Kim Kardashian West. Her new SKIMS line is a cozy dream come true. I'm talking tops, shorts, dresses, pants, and robes that will make you never want to wear real clothes again. And if the chic designs and neutral aesthetic weren't enough to make you add everything to your cart immediately, wait until you feel the ultra-soft fabric. So go ahead, keep scrolling to shop the luxe (but comfortable) essentials I guarantee will be your new go-tos this winter.
THE COZY COLLECTION
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