Wow, lots of love for the plaid which I am thrilled about because this season, I seem to be all about plaid. I added it, thinking it was a bit like denim and would casualise my more dressy style and it has become a focus for my winter 2021.
Suntiger, I am sure you can steal the teal jacket away.
Robin, I originally bought the jacket to wear more formally, but actually prefer it with jeans. Which was a win since I am mainly in my denim these days.
Helena, I am never sure if I am cool toned or warm toned and tend to wear both cool and warm colours. Greys and mustards look terrible on me.
Katerina, thank you for being my scarf inspiration this week. After your post, I thought “I must wear my scarves...”.
Janet, when you own a Scottish terrier, a love of tartan and shortbread is mandatory! Well that is how I rationalise having a shortbread biscuit with my cup of tea.
Smittie, I was very taken with your idea of Apre Ski style for winter and alway feel a bit of that vibe when I wear my white boots with the faux fur trim.
Lisa, yes I added the photos from my phone a few minutes later!
Angie, I am loving being able to wear my plaids now. They were bought in JCrew’s Black Friday sale and I have been waiting this long for the weather to cool down before I could wear them. I appreciate the AMcQ reference so very much. To me, he is the designer of my generation.
StyleFan, working out how to make things more casual has been a fun puzzle in working from home. I want to keep wearing items that I like from my office work environment but worn in a different way.
Suz, you always look stunning in your JCrew tartan and inspired me to take the plunge and buy my blazer, shirt and scarf.
Liesbeth, I have been training hard in karate and so it helps to firm up and slim down my legs with all those kicks! A shame I rolled my ankle and have to rest up for a few weeks whilst it heels.
Cardiff Girl, I was not so sure about #4, but that is an outfit that DH particularly likes.
Notsaf, you made me laugh.
Rachy, thank you.
Jonesy, sorry to hear that, what a long 15 months it must be. I live in Australia, so we have been lucky to be able to not have community transmission, so life is very much back to normal with the odd three or five day lockdown arising whenever there has been an incident of it getting out of our quarantine facilities.