Don’t look now, but tomorrow we’ll be marching right into March.
Speaking of the month of shamrocks and leprechauns, how cute is this green coat?
{green wool coat by xiaolizi}
Can you even?
I don’t kow about you, but if I must spend time in freezing temps, I assume it will be short lived and feel certain cuteness will help lessen the misery.
Seriously, I have four winter coats and nary a one is fit for serious winter activity. That’s why, when it comes to spending time out of doors doing, you know, outdoorsy stuff, I’m woefully unprepared. Lovely coats like the one above are the reason I’ll be traipsing to my friend’s house after work to raid her closet for such things as thermal socks, snow pants, and a legitimate snow coat.
Sigh.
Such is the price our friends we pay for fashion.
Still snowing around your parts? I’m getting ready to put away my winter stuff. The weather’s been so mild, it’s practically spring! Beautiful coat though!
Here and there. Plus it's a frigid. I don't really love . . .
But next week . . . next week they're promising sunshine and temps that could get to the 60's. GASP!
Love the color
and looks so good on you.
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Ann, false advertising (on my part)–that photo isn't actually of me. I could only wish to look that good in green. Unfortunately, I boast a pasty white complexion. Green reflects off my skin and makes it look as though I've been on rough seas!
I need a green coat (notice I said need!) 🙂 This coat has your name all over it, though!
Of course you do! Can't wait to see it . . . 🙂
That is definitely a cute coat! I wish I could wear winter coats, but we don't get the cold to show up in these parts….
I could totally take some Brazilian weather right about now . . . even if it meant missing out on cute coats!
Amy, I'm the exact opposite of you. I have four winter coats but each is for serious outdoor activities. God forbid it be cold and I have to wear a coat somewhere nice…
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