Thankyou everyone for helping me appreciate my pink coat. I have always liked its swing shape and 1960’s retro vibe. I will keep wearing and enjoying it. So nice to know it has the YLF seal of approval.
Kelly, Thankyou, glad you liked my blue outfit which I think I will wear often.
Vildy, it is possible. The comment came from a work colleague who specialises in backhanded compliments.
Angie, so glad you like my pink coat. I will have to think of it as my Tokyo Beacon coat, to remind me of a fun holiday.
Janet, I cannot imagine how hard it would be keeping track of a group of young children. Bright t-shirts are definitely a good strategy for keeping a group together.
Star, thank you. I am particularly excited by the boots.
Nuanedream, I hope you get to wear your teal boots soon. I had not thought about the traffic visibility issue with a black coat, but that would have been frightening.
Fashintern, I hope you find your pink coat soon. It is good to be fussy and wait for the right one to come along. I tend to keep my coats for years.
Alicewonders, your yellow coat sound fab. I have not heard the term Chef’s Kiss!
Suntiger, you are right, there are worse things than Barbie.
The Cat, I too like to see non-neutral outerwear, where I live it seems that neutrals reign supreme with black always the most popular coat colour.
Phoebe, I think there were definitely positive aspects to Barbie style, my reservation was about how appropriate that was for a woman of my age. Normally I don’t worry about things like that, but I don’t want to veer into dressing in a way that is too young.
Sal, you make me laugh. Yes, Ken was too plastic. Luckily DH is very real and not into cosmetic enhancements.
Avicennia, I love the teal boots too.