You look great in all but really love the 3rd set of pics and the scarf is fantastic, would be a perfect gift.

Oooh, love all your outfits, especially #1, the neckline looks fantastic on you.

I'm going to try to knit that scarf, I will return with results. Thank you for the idea! Fun!!!

I like the coat on you - all the directional stitching makes it flattering even though it's a little puffy. And the scarf is super-cute. If only I knitted! I saw a sweater at Nordstrom today that was a cowlneck which then had fringe hanging down from the neck, so that knitted fringe look is definitely in. I would be a happy camper to get a scarf like that.

Love the outfits, and how DID you make the scarf? So cool!

Oooh - that scarf is fantastic, and the colour of the season! Love your outifits, too, especially all those in #3!

Love love love the outfits in #3! And of course your style is great throughout. The puffer looks a tad large, but not oversized. If it feels good it's definitely good for casual wear. The scarf is cute, I'd like to get one as a gift.

Thank you, MTB, Joy, mona, lyn67, MaryK, Shannon, clearlyclaire, tracina, Suz and Jjsloane! You all made my day with your kind comments
@MTB: So glad the rugby blazer is getting some love. I really like it for some reason--just not sure it wasn’t too bold.
@Joy: I think what I like about the scarf is the lack of bulk. It was so easy to wrap over the collar of my jacket today. Nothing hanging--I didn’t have to hold it back when reaching for anything.
@Elly: Thanks! I still sometimes curse my shoulders but they do come in handy every once in awhile--particularly for filling out loose knits. Not so handy when trying to fit them in a woven : (
@chouette: Good luck! It’s really simple. I recommend the YO buttonhole if you are using small buttons. I did a bound off buttonhole and need to buy some bigger buttons.
bj111: Thank you! I’m not sure how many scarves I will have time to make. Even though they are shorter than a regular scarf, they are wider. I’ll keep you posted on my progress Not sure what yarn I will be using. I like the Hobby Lobby’s aran weight acrylic--so soft and easy care with great color selection. I’m afraid of using animal yarns because so many people are sensitive to wool. (Cashmere is kind of cost prohibitive.)
@Scarlet: Thank you. IKWYM about the waist definition. I don’t think it is super flattering but I’m wondering if it was a deal breaker considering its purpose. Thanks for your honesty!
@Alicat: Thank you. I’ve been enjoying my Cons a lot lately. I think my eye has finally adjusted and they don’t look so weird to me anymore. Davey says hi!
@pil: Thank you! Fun is one of my style descriptors! Thanks!
@BethAnn: Thank you. I’ve been having fun in my closet. The change in season is opening up some fun “old” options.
@JJ: Can’t wait to see your version and to see what yarn you use.
@Laura: Thanks! I saw lots of knitted inspirational pieces at Nordstrom. Next up is a fringed cowl. Will keep you posted!
@una: Thanks! It’s knitted but I’m sure a crochet version would work as well. No bleach required
@Jj: Thanks. I’m coat impaired. I see all of you with your fab puffers but I keep reminding myself this is just for very casual sporty events. I’d never need one for daily winter wear.

Love them all, like your scarfs , Most i like last picture with scarf, in second the blue one.
in first i like the most all of them.