Adding a Little Edge to the Classic Trench Coat

I don't think trench coats come up much more "modern classic" than this.

If I had to ask a someone to pattern one for me, I hope this Laura Ashley trench* is what they'd come up with… is at that place anything more than satisfying than a wardrobe must-have that's butperfection? Too equally beingness a perfect fit, the length is spot-on and I beloved the asymmetrical buttoning and flap item. Iconic British characterization Laura Ashley is not a brand I'd ordinarily associate with wardrobe essentials – but they have excelled themselves with this beauty.

So a truly classic detail of vesture needs classic styling, right? Er, no – not this fourth dimension, at least. To counteract both the Britishness of the brand and the classic design of the coat, I decided to go edgy with some mixed animal prints (jeans, superlative and bag), fierce jewellery and heels. And what I also love about the coat is that it looks as good done up as it does open up and so you tin show your outfit underneath.

My photos should be upwards on the Laura Ashley blog very soon – I'll update a link as shortly as they're on there. A few other bloggers are styling the same trench so I'll be interested to see how they've styled it. I can't wait to vesture it more than as the weather gets chillier (I'll probably regret saying that)…!

Have you found yourself the perfect wardrobe essential? I'1000 thinking trench coats, crisp white shirts, little black dresses – or are y'all nevertheless looking? Permit me know!

Coat: Laura Ashley*, Top: Topshop, Jeans: Asos, Heels: Aldo, Bag: Laura Ashley*, Brooch: Gift, Black spike bracelet: Asos, Other bracelets: New Look / Asos, Sentinel: Asos, Gold ring: Asos, Nails: Revlon Elegant

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