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Wednesday, 4 January 2017

Wearing Blue & Silver, in Winter | Maxi Skirt and a Cobalt Coat.

Wearing Blue & Silver in Winter | Maxi Skirt and Cobalt Coat

This outfit is the perfect cosy, comfortable, cover-all.
If you haven't tried a maxi (or midi....or even a mini) with a sloppy jumper, give it a go!
It's super-comfortable, and very casual, but looks like you've made a bit of an effort to get dressed.

Wearing Blue & Silver in Winter | Maxi Skirt and Cobalt Coat

Mixing two shades of blue, with a generous dash of silver, makes a satisfyingly icey outfit.
Perfect for a winter's day.

This vintage wool coat is paper thin, but surprisingly cosy.
I am sure there is something different about vintage wool... the quality is better, the weave finer and it's WARM.
Vintage wool seems to be less bulky, and much more efficient at doing it's job.

{See this coat styled HERE, with bold clashing colours}

This silver maxi skirt is comfortable and surprisingly warm too, due to its lining (and, a little help from my cream wool tights!)
My asymmetric jumper is a simple design, but adds an interesting detail.

{See this jumper styled HERE, with shorts}

Wearing Blue & Silver in Winter | Maxi Skirt and Cobalt Coat

Silver trainers kept the comfortable vibe going.
Long earrings and my bat brooch finished things off nicely.

{See these trainers, with dungarees, HERE}

Wearing Blue & Silver in Winter | Maxi Skirt and Cobalt Coat

MAXI: M&S.... similar
COAT: Vintage Windsmoor
BROOCH: RSPB shop
JUMPER: Finery
TRAINERS: Clarks
HAT: Old
EARRINGS: Older!

Wearing Blue & Silver in Winter | Maxi Skirt and Cobalt Coat

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15 comments

  1. That is a joyous colour combination!

    Gail
    www.isthismutton.com

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    1. Thank you Gail. It's nice to try something totally different once in a while. X

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  2. Girl...you're reading my mind!! I've been starting the photos for our maxi skirt for the winter series!! And my mom has one like yours! I think it's brilliant because of all the layering you can have going on under it!!
    jodie
    www.jtouchofstyle.com

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  3. These colours are amazing together, and the silver bat brooch is so charming I could die. Fabulous as always; you really rock colour.

    Your post reminds me that I keep intending to 'winterise' a leopard maxi with a chunky black knit, but I'm missing the chunky black knit in my wardrobe!

    xx

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    1. A leopard maxi sounds amazing!
      Maybe a red jumper would do the trick? :oD XXX

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  4. Can I just say how much I LOVE that magnificent vintage coat? I have one in the same colour. Stunning!

    bisous
    Suzanne

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  5. You look just stunning in these shades of blue and silver. I love the way your trainers give a less serious more funkified feel to the outfit. The little crochet hat and charming pin are great!

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    1. Thank you Judy. These trainers are so comfortable and were just the thing to add more of an icy glow :o) XXX

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  6. Absolutely adorable!! Love the sneakers too, a perfect touch!! xo Zuma
    www.splashofteal.com

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  7. Oh my goodness Samantha! I can't take all of your cuteness, styling, bold choice of color, layering, unique pieces. Always a girl after my heart when you pair trainers with a look including a maxi skirt. Thanks so much the incredible inspiration!! Love love love!!! xxx Diane

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    1. You are the queen of wearing trainers, and making them look chic, Diane1 Thank YOU for your inspiration. XXX

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  8. I love your asymmetric jumper, such a cool piece, and that beautiful blue shade Works nicely with your coat. I agree about vintage wool, it's really a different quality!
    Lovely color combo!
    besos

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