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Coat unknown
Polo-neck unknown
Top: Zara
Trousers: Monsoon
Brogues: Deichmann
So I have dug up that old relic coat of mine that is very warm (wool+cashmere) slightly old fashioned cut but it’s way too good to get rid off and tried to keep everything in the same tone. The top is from Zara and looks very, Chanel-like plus grey trousers plus brogues, all in my books very relaxed and modern.
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Jacket: Yashimei
Polo-neck unknown
Jumper: Forever 21
Trousers: Next
Boots: Primark
Bag: DKNY
I remember last spring watching winter fashion shows and drooling over the wide leg, cuffed trousers. And what I have done was to put them on my wanted list and every time I have visited a charity shop I looked for them. As charity shops go, nothing comes specifically in your size or fits perfectly. Same with this pair, I had to do some alterations for them to fit, but the fabric is great and they flow beautifully. For them not to look very office-like, I’m wearing them with a fun jumper and very nouveau riche jacket.
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Jacket: Yashimei
Scarf: Primark
Jumper: Primark
Denim: H&M
Boots: Primark
Of course, when you buy something you intend to wear it a lot, but I have to say I did not think this grey jacket that I’m wearing will be worn all through the winter but as the temperature remain mild I reach for it more. The length is good for my figure and the colour is neutral. This time I’m wearing it with a jumper I have bought in the kid’s section because I have wanted it to stop in my waist and new but bought in the sale flared jeans. This is called half-flare and this might be the style to go for as they seem very wearable to me. And to match a pale grey scarf and grey, heeled boots.
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Jacket: Joe Fresh
Jumper: Guise
Scarf: Primark
Trousers: Primark
Boots: Deichmann
Another casual outfit for a rainy, cold day. Puffer jackets are everywhere and not surprising because they are very warm, combined with a cashmere jumper they will keep you extra cosy. Add to it a scarf this time matching the colour of the trousers and some waterproof boots. Everything in cool, subdued colours.
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Jacket: Yashimei
Polo-neck: Primark
Trousers: Monsoon
Brogues: Primark
Bag: Kaemingk
I have got this jacket when it was still hot outside. It looks cute, but warm it is not. Fortunately, the weather is not too cold. All grey outfit with a mustard-yellow bag because why not!
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Coat: Primark
Shirt: The Spitalfields Shirt Co
Denim unknown
Boots: Primark
Bag: Primark
I can see how this coat is going to be my new obsession. I intend to wear it in as many combinations as I can think of. In pictures, it comes out more red but actually it’s more burgundy and I love the burgundy and light blue combination
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Coat: Primark
Polo-neck: Primark
Dress: Store twenty one
Belt unknown
Leggings unknown
Boots: Primark
I think when trying to wear a mini dress with leggings but not to look too old fashioned is to wear it with shiny leggings. this pair I got of e-bay and it cost me around £5. Together with leather booties, it has a very modern, tough look. The belt is from patent leather and the coat is a wrap-up type.
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Gilet: Next
Jacket: Ben Sherman
Top: Primark
Cardigan: H&M
Trousers: H&M
Boots: Deichmann
Bag: Rowallan
I like black and navy blue together, and this outfit is proof. I also do not like getting rid of clothes, so if something doesn’t fit I will make it fit. The trousers started off being rather plain and also cutting off my circulation but after a busy afternoon, they acquired side-stripes and a better fit.
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Earrings unknown
Shirt: Zara
Trousers: Primark
Belt: Perfect
Trainers: Vans
Bag: DKNY
I’m obviously obsessed with grey at the moment. Since I got these trousers I’m trying to put them with different combinations. This time a light, black shirt, as it’s still quite warm, black Vans and the belt that makes the outfit, it’s too long, so you obviously have to let it hang.
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Jacket: Stella
Trousers: Primark
Shoes: Primark
Bag: New Look
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