Tomorrow the Kabeberi 7's go down at the RFUEA grounds along Ngong' Road. It is cold here in Nairobi and you definitely need to keep warm! Now that you cannot walk around with that mug of coffee - through out the day - you need to dress up for the occasion. Don't worry, I have you covered. I talked to amazing, fashionable people in the Kenyan showbiz industry and this is what they had to say.

A guide on dressing your best on a cold day is here courtesy of the following lovely, fashionable people.

1. Iona McCreath (Designer and Owner, Kikoti)

The gorgeous daughter of iconic fashion designer Ann McCreath says that she would go for a relaxed, simple look. She has always has a signature simplistic fashion statement. This is evident from her snaps from the set of Coke Studio Africa Season 3, which was concluded two weeks ago.

She says she would put on Converse rubber shoes, black jeans, a blouse...coat or jacket and a scarf. This is the ultimate

2. Sylvia Njoki (Blogger)

The BAKE Awards Fashion Blogger of the Year 2015 winner says that hers is also a simple look. In Kenya, it's not too cold for someone to cover their head, unless they are bald. I'd put on a leather jacket, some nice jeans and some boots. Or a trench coats and some boots.

Here are some Sylvia's coolest shots;

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3. Nick Mutuma (Actor, Show Host)

"I'd step out in a Yedu hoodie, biker pants and Timberland boots," the hunk actor revealed. The look is actually truly unique and here's a visual of it;

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4. Diana Opoti (Designer)

"The weather means you can take out your wide brimmed felt hats... throw on denims and a statement tee. And a statement bomber jacket. For footwear... takkies (rubbers) which are so in right now," the designer opened up. For a long time, Diana's look has always been complimented by hearts.