Say hello to the spring coat — That’s Not My Age

Photo: Claire Pepper for the Each day Telegraph

When personalized stylist Rebecca Clouston shared her specialist advice on refreshing your wardrobe for spring, her major idea was to banish your wintertime coat, change to a lighter jacket or spring coat and carry some colour in. I have beforehand mentioned the style gains of building heaps of new outfits for TNMA and the Telegraph –  the chance to experiment with charming dresses and test out several colour mixtures – nevertheless, I do stop myself shopping for items. Regrets I have had a few… but not much too quite a few. I am rather stringent when it comes to my wardrobe and there are only a few of merchandise I would like I’d purchased. The stunning silk shirt from Marimekko past summer time teamed with luxurious, wide leg monitor pants from Me+Em. That’s a tremendous-interesting outfit I want had uncovered its way into my wardrobe. And a different is this lovely blue coat from Harris Wharf (now only readily available in a couple of measurements), the colour previously mentioned is from the wintertime selection and I’m hoping it could make a comeback.

My Withnail & I coat is by the same London manufacturer, a number of several years aged now, it has viewed me via several winters and zero visits to a Cumbrian cottage… The elegance of these lighter bodyweight, unlined, felted wool coats (on cold times, I layer an Arket liner jacket beneath) is their ease and simplicity. Such a simple way to whoop up your wardrobe. The pleasure of a sky blue coat and wondering of hotter weather conditions ahead. As I’m discovering, colour can make you content.

Design NOTES

Coat as above. Patterned shirt from Lisou . The leather-based bag is from Mimi Berry. Hoop earrings are Monica Vinader. White Chelsea boots from Dune London. Jeans are my personal, all other objects loaned and returned.

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