It is back and ready for new projects for 2015. If you are like me the list just keeps growing and growing
I really need to make a new winter coat in a longer length and I have the perfect red wool.
Northern Hemisphere it is winter and very cold most parts so this Friday will be focused on coats.
How about this one from JCrew through
Net-a-Porter
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Vogue 8960 is great option
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The line drawing is better to see
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Let's keep the coat theme going, it is below zero here today
This from Goodnight Macaroon
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Change the pockets a bit and you will have it in this Style Arc- Safari Jane jacket
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Maybe something a bit easier?
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This Vogue 8930 is very close, add a self-fabric belt. Make sure you look at the Tahari back view and the Vogue back view
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Add a pop of color to your wardrobe with a bright wool fabric, like this Boyfriend jacket from Goodnight Macaroon. I think this one looks a bit oversized, which the first coat I have is more fitted.
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This Burda Style 8-2012 pattern is a nice one and looks like the oversized "boyfriend" look
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Lastly the ever popular Cocoon Coat. this one from ASOS. To see more styles just search "cocoon coat"
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another option with a funnel neck ASOS also
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Here is an entire page of cocoon coats
All from Burda Style
Camel Coat (Plus Sizes) 11-2013
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Next Leopard Cocoon Coat (Plus Sizes) 4-2014
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Cocoon Coat 10-2013
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I have to include one more, as I love this coat from Goodnight Macaroon
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Only problem I could not find a good pattern. Any suggestions for this style?
Which one is your favorite? Any pattern suggestions for the RTW coats I featured?
One more question.... do you like when I focus on one garment type or mix it up?
Love this Fashion Inspiration post - for the color-blocked coat, maybe this one? https://angelakane.com/sewing_patterns/patterns/jacket-sewing-pattern-615.php
ReplyDeleteHi Lori - I really like this feature you do, and I liked it especially today, with the focus on just one type of garment.
ReplyDeleteYea! Friday Fashion Inspiration is back! Funny, I was thinking about coats when I was freezing in my cardigan this morning. My sewing list is groaning, though. I like the first coat (red wool would be fabulous) and the color-blocked coat. Since I don't wear coats very often in Florida, the first would be more practical. The color-blocked one would be more fun. I do prefer your focus on one garment type. My mind gets dizzy thinking of too many different garment types.
ReplyDeleteI love this feature , also I like when it's a feature for one type of garment . I live in Arizona , but have to admit I love coats even tho I don't have much daily use for them !
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Love the fuschia boyfriend coat!
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