I have a thing for trench coats. My first being my mom’s vintage Burberry trench coat that I still love and do not wear often enough. My goal is to one day own a classic trench coat in every single color of the rainbow. (Currently, I have a few in black, brown, tan, cream lace, red snake print, purple, and even a bright pink one.) The look of the classic, solid-colored trench coat is always going to be in style. Not to mention it instantly adds sophistication to your look. I recently picked up a Theory trench coat and now have my eye on this red one. This vegan leather-trimmed coat is also a staple to add to any wardrobe.
The weather is starting to cool down and I am snow-stoked for winter to get here! I am preparing for an upcoming trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, so I ordered a few winter essentials from Backcountry to prepare for the trip. My order included….
Stay warm and fashionable this winter season. Rounding up all the best faux fur coats including classics like black and white plus trendy colored and printed styles of all lengths.
I learned a lot about chic ski resort style on my trip to Aspen last month. It was literally one of those moments where I opened my suitcase and thought “how the heck do I fashionably dress for the cold?” There is an art to chic winter dressing. It requires dealing with a number of different layers and accessories all while making sure you’ll be warm enough to handle the cold.
I have a new found love for fair isle sweaters… Fun fact of the day: Fair Isle is a traditional knitting technique used to create patterns with multiple colors. It is named after Fair Isle, one of the Shetland islands. It is more of a winter pattern so I am trying to get as much fair isle in as possible….
