Can we wear what our daughters wear?
Or should I say, can we be inspired by what our daughters wear?
Yes, most definitely. It is all about the how we wear it, not so much the what we wear.
Each time I have seen my girls recently I have loved what they are wearing.
They always look fabulous, of course that is the mother speaking but I’m allowed.
There are many items of their clothing that I wouldn’t wear but there are probably many more that I could. The three of us would happily play inside each other’s wardrobes from time to time.
They have been wearing the parka, skinny pants and their boots, just like Cara Delevigne in the shot above.
Nothing new, not adventurous and not something we haven’t talked about before.
It’s all about interpretation isn’t it? The details may alter, crank up a notch or two but the basic elements remain the same.
I’m wearing my parka with a turtleneck underneath. The turtleneck really has been my accessory of the season.
As the temperatures plumet in London all I can think about are coats and staying warm. The fashion runways might be full of springtime but in real time, it’s freezing.
The latest parka love is from Maje, a French fashion brand that we have been following for a few years. Now they are online, on sale and shipping for free.
Sometimes with the girls it’s a bit like, one for you and you … and me.
Know what I mean? xv
I Want One Just Like Theirs
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maje gondry // maje grey gaferty // maje kingkong faux fur
and if you are really, really feeling the cold
canada goose montebello // pendleton down
can we wear wear what our daughters wear part I // can we wear what our daughters wear part II
image cara delevigne
