October 1st, 2014
In WSJ.
‘Cold Comfort’
It’s been fun looking at all the spring shows, but the reality is, there are many cold days ahead. This story from WSJ. has all the pieces we’ll need to look good while staying warm come winter. The parka tops my list…
The magazine will be on newsstands October 11. 
Photography by Daniel Jackson Styling by Alastair McKimm
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Erith leather midi skirt
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As the poem goes: Miles to go before we sleep! Winter is a notice worthy event between now and spring. In any event, the great coats and sweaters we get to wear offer some consolation. The top coat looks so wearable and I love the look of the fabric in the other two shown. I would miss winter if I didn’t have it, snow and all. I just want it to go away on March 1st!
I love that top fur trimmed parka.
I covet all the pieces in the second photo (and the parka). I’ll be picking up a copy of the WSJ to see more.
Love the parka too – I have seen it but can’t place where/who. Does anyone know the make?
Yikes – never mind – it is Saint Laurent and way out of my price point at $5990! Oh well, it is nice to look at…
I have a short and a knee length olive parka from Woolrich which are better priced and beautiful! Both have fur trims too.
Yes to the parka, but that sweater? I want that sweater. Although most likely with a white t-shirt underneath.
Many thanks to April for referencing Robert Frost–that particular poem is among my favorite and the most beautiful arrangement of words.
Given the severity and harshness of the recent news, the words ‘Whose woods these are I think I know . . .’ brings tears to my eyes.
April and Paula, I think you might possibly be my long-lost sisters. Soul sisters at the very least.