Classics always look chic. When it comes to our basics it is worth investing in the classics. I have owned this Winser London short trench coat for over two years now (how I wore it in 2015). It has served me well and has been worth the initial outlay. Cost per wear I have lost count. It is lightweight and therefore ideal for Spring/Summer. It is made from a showerproof techno fabric and washes like a dream. Very practical.
I have teamed my trench with Winter London current season wide leg jersey trousers (also washable) and their casual cotton jumper in soft white. I find that a soft white is often more flattering to older skin than a pure white.
There was a chilly wind so I have wrapped the Winserlondon cashmere wrap round my neck. Similar in the Winser blue in cotton.
All photos taken on the banks of the river Thames near Kingston by photographer Laura Hines. Follow her on Instagram. She has recently posted some stunning photos of New York and London by night.
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So simple, so chic and always on trend, you’ve nailed it again Josephine!
I love your new haircut. And navy is always my favorite.
Love your necklace and earrings, where are they from?
Hi Sarah
I buy a lot of my jewellery in the market in St.Tropez or in the market every Thursday held in our small village. Most of my pearls are bought from a particular stall. She does have a website. Otherwise I find that Etsy have some good choices. In this case my grey necklace was bought at the Gerard Darel shop in St.Tropez. It is a copy of a necklace made for Jackie Kennedy. They don’t seem to stock it any more but you might find one on a vintage site like Vestiaire.