Winter Looks in Yaroslavl: Panama Hats and Sneakers
Keeping warm by all means
The last month of winter in Yaroslavl has begun with frosts, and the weather continues to test residents of Central Russia with cold, wind, and snowfall. Forecasters« predictions are not encouraging: air temperatures in the coming days will be 8–12 °C (46–54 °F) below the climatic norm.
The ushanka hat is a classic of Russian winter, protecting from cold in any frost
In this photo report, we show how Yaroslavl residents have bundled up and what they chose — style or comfort.
Stylish glasses suit any look
Forecasters predict that early February will continue the frosty period, so don«t rush to put away your winter clothes.
Sneakers and a panama hat in January?
In a memo on frostbite prevention, Rospotrebnadzor (the Russian consumer protection agency) for Yaroslavl Region advises the following: «Clothing that retains heat will help prevent the injurious effects of cold. Several layers of loose clothing, worn one on top of another, will warm you most effectively.»
The best choice for dealing with snowfall aftermath is light insulated boots
The base layer, as experts explain, should wick moisture well; clothing made of polyester or polypropylene will handle this task. Cotton sets are not suitable. The middle layer should retain heat, for which a wool sweater or fleece jacket will do. The outer layer should protect from wind and precipitation.
Yaroslavl fashionistas opt for a scarf to keep warm
«In addition, for protection from the cold, the following are necessary: a hat covering the ears, a scarf, mittens, warm, waterproof footwear,» added the agency.
The experience of years looks like this, with clothing chosen for maximum comfort
A classic men«s winter look, strict and moderately insulated
According to Rosgidrometcenter«s forecast, the cold snap will persist in the region until February 3
Black ice hides under the snow, so be cautious when selecting footwear
For cold protection, Rospotrebnadzor recommends following the multi-layer clothing principle
Dress warmer and stay healthy!
