Seeing Stars (& Polka Dots)

Stars & Polka Dots
Stars & Polka Dots
Stars & Polka Dots
Stars & Polka Dots
I think I’m “warming” to the cold weather. It’s so nice picking out scarves and snoods and matching gloves and little beanie hats: woolly hats hide a multitude of bad hair days!

And I so love this stars snood from ASOS! It’s a great addition to the Perfect Leather Jacket I wrote about a couple of weeks ago, which has been been doing the rounds a bit with all the skirts in my wardrobe. Dirty stopout πŸ˜‰

Happy Wednesday everyone! Not long till the weekend (very soon for my US readers, you lucky people)!

Catherine x

Beanie: Unknown, Scarf: ASOS*, Jacket*: Red Herring at Debenhams*, Skirt: ASOS*, Boots: Dune*, Sweatshirt: ASOS*, Gloves: Unknown

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19 Comments

  1. 27 November 2012 / 1:30 am

    What great choices and how easy they look! As always, a pleasure and a learning experience.

  2. 24 November 2012 / 9:29 pm

    Those boots…. terrific. As is the whole look. I could not believe my eyes when I saw the price. When you show them, they look so expensive.

  3. 24 November 2012 / 3:58 pm

    You look fabulous! This outfit it adorable! πŸ™‚

    Natasha Carly x
    prettylittlelives.blogspot.co.uk

  4. 23 November 2012 / 5:32 pm

    love the stars and dots instead of the usual stripes
    brett

  5. 22 November 2012 / 1:57 pm

    You certainly have found The Perfect Leather Jacket – it's beautiful, a perfect fit and cut – it looks made for you:)). I'm getting all goose bumpy for your spots and stars!! I love the cold, more clothes to wear – yay!! xo

  6. 22 November 2012 / 1:35 pm

    Love the skirt and boots.
    I feel so hot looking at the number of layers you have on. It's really sunny at home (I live in Kenya) and I just can't imagine wearing anything woolen at the moment!!
    xo
    Audrey
    http://inches2style.blogspot.com

  7. 22 November 2012 / 7:38 am

    I love this skirt and combined with the leather jacket is perfect. The scarf is beautiful and the whole outfit with beret, is great.

  8. 22 November 2012 / 1:54 am

    You look so nice Catherine. I wish I could get even a little enthused about the weather; current conditions and what's sure to come. We get so much rain in Vancouver that dressing fashionably is a challenge. I will try and conquer my apathy and rise to the occasion.

    Sue

  9. 22 November 2012 / 12:26 am

    Fantastic jacket with the gloves! So excellent with the cosy snood, maxi skirt, and your lovely thick braid. xo

  10. 21 November 2012 / 10:38 pm

    I've been trying so hard to come up with a navy and black outfit, but couldn't get it right – and here's how it should be done! The skirt is lovely, the dots are great with the stars, and the length is just perfect with the super incredible boots! I don't know the brand Dune, but I'm going to do some research!

  11. 21 November 2012 / 7:04 pm

    That polka dot skirt is gorgeous! I love how you styled with classic and edgier pieces. The star print scarf adds a subtle and unexpected play on prints which works brilliantly! Amazing as always Catherine! πŸ™‚

    Take care,

    Daniella xox

    p.s Have you had flooding where you are? It's been horrific here in Taunton, though luckily it's okay where my home is! I didn't here or see of any warnings either.

  12. 21 November 2012 / 6:13 pm

    Love that scarf and that skirt. Everything looks so pretty.

  13. 21 November 2012 / 3:07 pm

    The star snood is so yummy! And you look grand in this mix of patterns.

  14. 21 November 2012 / 2:55 pm

    Oh…I have that same skirt from Asos though I diddn't even think to wear it in the winter…so thanks for the idea. πŸ˜‰
    I also styled it with stars this summer, but a starry top rather than a scarf. πŸ™‚

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