Classic style and excellent quality

Classic style and excellent quality

Style and quality are two words I consider important when building a long-lasting sustainable wardrobe. The brand Winser London ticks both those boxes. I have been a fan of this brand ever since I was introduced to Kim Winser about six years ago. I first wrote about Winser London here in 2014.

My wardrobe is living proof of this as it contains Winser London trousers, jeans, tops and knitwear; some items date back to their original launch collection. My favourite pieces are their jeans (still in good condition having been washed and worn many times) and my Audrey cashmere sweater in bright pink, seen here in soft turquoise.

Classic style and excellent quality - Investment dressing

The rose print maxi skirt and tie neck top are from their current collection.

The aim of this post is to demonstrate how versatile these pieces are. Above I am wearing them together to form a dress. I have added a wide belt as I am lucky enough to still have a smallish waist. It looks equally good with the top worn over the skirt. If you prefer a shorter length they have a knee-length dress in the same print. The fabric is viscose and it is hand wash. I always check this as dry-clean is expensive these days.

Blue print skirt, print top and navy sweater

In this photo, I have added a Winser London Audrey cotton boat neck sweater in navy plus my favourite white trainers from Fitflop.

Print tie neck top and print skirt

How to maximise these two pieces

Blue print tie neck top and jeans

Here I am wearing the rose print top with a pair of jeans for a casual look. My blue and silver sandals are from Fitflop.

Pale blue cashmere cardigan and print skirt

Finally, I am wearing their pure cashmere belted cardigan in pale blue. Ideal to wear on a chilly summer evening was £249 now reduced to £99 (only medium and large sizes left). The face mask I am wearing is from Baukjen and my blue earrings by Kin at JohnLewis &Partners

I met up with my photographer Laura Hines after two months of absence. She took these great photographs at Twickenham embankment. Self-distancing rules were adhered to. Follow her on Instagram

Disclaimer: Winser London kindly lent me the above outfits for photographic purposes. They kindly gifted me the tie-neck blouse. The rest have been returned.

7 Comments

  1. Margie - USA
    19th June 2020 / 16:26

    Gorgeous, gorgeous, Josephine. This is a great color for you and me, too, actually. Love the two pieces acting as “one.” And the earrings!

  2. Bunty
    19th June 2020 / 16:42

    Love the blue card and just snapped one up!

  3. Brenda Chell
    19th June 2020 / 16:45

    You look great in the “dress” and earrings Josephine. You did this clever trick before with blue printed trousers and a top that passed as a “onesie” with none of the inconvenience. Thank you for dressing up, going out and giving us so many lovely ideas.

  4. Wendy
    19th June 2020 / 19:24

    Think the top looks great with jeans and love the earrings!

  5. M
    19th June 2020 / 19:43

    Love the outfit and the colour on you, Josephine. I like Winser clothing but being on the short side, I find the fit difficult.

  6. Margo
    20th June 2020 / 12:01

    Hi Josephine. I love Winser too and like you have pieces from years ago Only this week I ordered another Audrey sweater. They are such a good fit and style Keep showing us how to wear the pieces it is great to see them on a real person and not a model
    Best wishes
    Margo

  7. Cheryl
    22nd June 2020 / 12:08

    Great style, loving the photos 🙂

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