Dressing for autumn
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I wanted to try it on to see if it was itchy but never made it to a store. I might use my christmas windfall to buy it anyway. I really love the shape of it.
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I think you should buy these things when you see them, and goodness knows you'll get plenty of wear out of it.
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That’s a lovely classy coatigan.
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I meant Ella’s, yes. I couldn’t wear it either, but that’s because I’d spill something down it in minutes.
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It only “works” on me if I wear a white top under it.
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I love that cardigan, Ella. It's not a colour I can ever ever wear but it is so beautiful.
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I saw the navy knitted cardigan/coat I coveted on this thread last year, tried it on and bought it. Come on autumn
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Show us!
I am allured to these autumnal items. I would also really like some leather high top trainers, preferably tan & fur lined.
I am allured to these autumnal items. I would also really like some leather high top trainers, preferably tan & fur lined.
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Here's the cardi - it is just so lovely. I can't wait to wear it.
I love loads in the shops at the moment
I love loads in the shops at the moment
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That’s gorgeous!
I was shopping on Friday and it still felt a bit inbetweeny in terms of what was on the racks. But that’s Leicester, and the city is a bit strange still, plus a huge number of the women there wear traditional Islamic dress. The benefit to that is that there’s always loads of stock in the Sainsburys near my work.
I was shopping on Friday and it still felt a bit inbetweeny in terms of what was on the racks. But that’s Leicester, and the city is a bit strange still, plus a huge number of the women there wear traditional Islamic dress. The benefit to that is that there’s always loads of stock in the Sainsburys near my work.
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I like your quilted jacket. The pattern reminds me of fish (in a 60s stylised orla-esque good way!) and it's such a good colour.
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I think that’s why I like it. I want to try it in store, but as above, Leicester city centre M&S is rubbish.
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I think M&S is terrible for clothes in general, it seems to have pretty much moved online. Couldn’t find any school trousers in the whole of London for G to try in store at the beginning of August!
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I love the zebra shirt and the cardigan.
I need new ankle boots.
I need new ankle boots.
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I am on the lookout for snuggly dresses to wear with tights, for work and for play, please!
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I saw this in JL last week - it's so soft and snuggly: https://www.hush-uk.com/calix-checked-m ... lsrc=aw.ds
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I absolutely love this knitted dress too: https://www.stories.com/en_gbp/clothing ... 98001.html I love a roll neck
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Thanks Emma! I should have added I need things nipped in at the waist as I'm as broad-shouldered as Atlas.
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