Today I wore my Iris & Ink cashmere ribbed jumper from last year; that was until I'd done the school run and returned a bit hot and sweaty! It's probably a tad early for cashmere so I ended up swapping it for my Sandro black silk top which was more suitable and a lot more comfortable for this mild Autumnal weather.
My Leopard coat is from Topshop, again last year, Lee skinny jeans and Adidas Originals Hamburg shoes, both old. Anyway it prompted me to look at The Outnet to see what Iris & Ink's collection offered for this season, and then, duly inspired, I've used my favourite items to make up todays outfit builder.
My Leopard coat is from Topshop, again last year, Lee skinny jeans and Adidas Originals Hamburg shoes, both old. Anyway it prompted me to look at The Outnet to see what Iris & Ink's collection offered for this season, and then, duly inspired, I've used my favourite items to make up todays outfit builder.
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Firstly I love their rework of a basic sweatshirt with the ruffled detail on the sleeves, unfortunately the fit isn't quite right for me as I prefer an unstructured hem rather than ribbing, but the price is very reasonable at £60.
Much more of an investment piece is the Shearling trimmed Leather coat, but it will age beautifully and over the years earn it's cost per wear. Going with something a bit more purse friendly I've chosen these Joey Velvet sneakers, an easy and practical way to incorporate this on trend fabric into your wardrobe, and in a 'wear with anything' shade of burgundy.
Next a wardrobe staple; distressed slim fit boyfriend jeans for those off duty days, great with a cosy cashmere jumper on the weekend, and why not swap out your black shoulder bag for this gorgeous deep navy shade?
After I purchased a couple of dresses from Iris & Ink for my sisters wedding a couple of years ago they have become one of my go to labels. Launched in 2012, by the Outnet, with an emphasis on reimagined classics, they adopt brand values after my own heart, hence this post today. Click on the links to shop and thanks for stopping by.
Much more of an investment piece is the Shearling trimmed Leather coat, but it will age beautifully and over the years earn it's cost per wear. Going with something a bit more purse friendly I've chosen these Joey Velvet sneakers, an easy and practical way to incorporate this on trend fabric into your wardrobe, and in a 'wear with anything' shade of burgundy.
Next a wardrobe staple; distressed slim fit boyfriend jeans for those off duty days, great with a cosy cashmere jumper on the weekend, and why not swap out your black shoulder bag for this gorgeous deep navy shade?
After I purchased a couple of dresses from Iris & Ink for my sisters wedding a couple of years ago they have become one of my go to labels. Launched in 2012, by the Outnet, with an emphasis on reimagined classics, they adopt brand values after my own heart, hence this post today. Click on the links to shop and thanks for stopping by.
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