Layering and bundling up for fall-winter doesn’t mean that you need to look bulky and frumpy. Add some edgy style to your cold weather outfits with key pieces that provide a fresh accent and sharp silhouette.

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Rock it on or off stage … the Marquee from New York City-based Dirty Librarian Chains (DLC) serves double duty as both guitar strap or waist belt – the perfect complement to that knit sweater, tunic or dress. (fits sizes 2 to 10) $250

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(above, L to R) A snazzy way to protect neck, chin and cheeks from winter winds … Indie designer Pip Robins sews Neckwarmer Cowl Scarves from almost exclusively reclaimed fabric, so most of her line reflects a cool selection of one-of-a-kinds.  12″ x 7.5″ flat; one size fits all. above L to R, $29 & $49.

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Designed for total versatility – the Mini Messenger Bag Hipster totes Kindle, books and daily essentials whether you’re traipsing on foot or traversing by bike through the city jungle or country woods. Crisply fashioned from recycled wool by Bag du Jour.

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(above, L to R) We’re crushing on the pocket details … Desert Wrap Cardigan by raw earth wild sky handmade in Los Angeles using organic cotton ($188) and the Ada Coat by General Assembly in wool ($275) … find at Portland, Oregon-based, Radish Underground.

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Rounding out today’s edited collection are two pieces from sunny Santa Barbara-based Horny Toad: for low-key cruising around, The Rosie Overshirt 100% organic cotton lightweight Chambray material; available in 3 different colors and a steal at ($27.50). And for chillier times, an update on the classic pea, the Improve Jacket featuring close buttons, wide collar and belt – in licorice or grey heather ($98).

Related: previously on AltConmore eco fashion