OOTD: Complete the look for freezing temperatures! Dressing up for the 'Water Festival'

✨ The 26th Harbin Ice Festival. It was freezing cold at -18 degrees, but let me tell you, it didn’t matter how cold it was because we were prepared (I’m really sensitive to the cold). At first glance, you might not know that I wore 5 layers of clothing. It was so warm that I wanted to share it with you if anyone is traveling. 🔥 Layer 1: The warmest layer starts with a HeatTech shirt. I chose the ultra warm type. I wore 2 layers, both top and bottom. Otherwise, the cold wind wouldn’t be able to stop me! On this layer, I’ll apply thermal pads all over my body. 🔥 Next layer: For the inner layer, I wore a very thick knitted sweater. It looks great when matched, and some tight-fitting wool pants. This layer helps retain body heat very well. 🔥 Next layer: A lightweight down jacket to boost the warmth. I must say that this is very important because it protects me well from the wind and cold. I recommend not wearing something too thick. I wore a black inner layer, so you can barely see it. 🔥 Last layer: A thick down coat. This is a must-have. I recommend a long one that protects me well from the wind. 🔥 Last piece: A hat, earmuffs, and gloves (this is a must-have). I recommend buying them in Harbin. Because in Thailand it won't do. Shoes and socks lined with fur, waterproof and snowproof!! 🌟 Tips: Something that helps keep you warm really well is the winter pads. You have to put them on your toes, stomach, body, and a bag of hot sand. You must have it!!! Highly recommended. Come buy things in Harbin because we couldn't get away with bringing them all from Thailand. It's really cheap here. If anyone wants me to recommend a shopping place, I'll tell you. #OOTDHARBIN #WinterOutfit #Harbin #HarbinIceSculptingFestival