Dear Fabbers,
This Saturday, I played in my wardrobe and tried to prepare some outfits with a new cream jacket. I also tried two new K/R toppers.

1. The first series of photos is a new cream wool jacket. It is double breasted and kind of a-lined, but yet slightly following the waist line, like an empire waist. It also has 3/4 arms. Excuse my bad amateur description of the cut, I don’t actually know what the correct terms are. It is not so easy to style, but I like it and would like to keep it. Please, help me style it.
I styled it in two ways here.
No 1-4 with black ankle pants, snake print Chelsea boots, black scarf and a big black brooch in a form of an ape.
No 5-6 with black wide leg pants, favourite large grey scarf, green metallic bag and very old green/black sunnies, black loafers and grey suede and knitted driving gloves. This outfit feels like very much my style. Little retro, little quirky, quite some drama.
No 7-8 similar to above, but with silver loafers and a large grey bag.

2. The second series, no 9-11, is a new camo jacket I posted about. I am not as thrilled as I thought I would be. Here styled with gold ruffled scarf, gold bag and shoes and black pants. I also added a ceramic brooch. I am not sure about the fit, a little tight in the arm holes, and I am not happy about the styling either. I think this will go back.

3. A blue/mint cocoon silk blend coat, no 12-15. I like the fabric and the colour a lot. Not sure about the cut and the fit. It is rather big or oversized. Here, I styled it just with black and different scarves. Is the fit wrong or is it me not being used to unstructured pieces? Style differently?

Help with decision making, feedback, styling ideas and other thoughts would be much appreciated. Thank you for looking!

ETA I added a picture of a coat which I already own, a bit similar to the blue coat. Maybe I don´t "need" another one?

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