Showing posts with label jacket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jacket. Show all posts

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Winter Tweed


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tweed jacket, winter 2013, style staple, fair vanity, style blog

tweed jacket, winter 2013, style staple, fair vanity, style blog

tweed jacket, winter 2013, style staple, fair vanity, style blog

A tweed jacket is one of my favorite staples to throw on when it's cold outside. It works with everything: jeans, trousers, pencil skirts...you really can't go wrong.

I like to tough my tweed up a bit by pairing it with leather-- in this case, a (faux) leather mini, acquired used from Secondi. The pearls are a hand-me-down from my husband's late grandmother, and the ring, by the by, is made of recycled platinum and conflict-free diamonds by Brilliant Earth. Check them out, they're amazing. Last but not least, of course, we have My Precious.

You can achieve the same tweed-with-a-twist effect with coated black jeans, or a tweed dress with a vintage leather jacket, or a tweed skirt and a faux leather peplum top. Something about the classic daintiness of tweed just cries out for edgy leather, don't you think?

Either way, I've scoured the interwebs to find you some fair tweed options at various price points. Hope you like!

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Friday, November 9, 2012

Barbour for Life


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my fair vanity style blog eco blog barbour jacket

Barbour may not be made in the USA, but they are made for life. There is nothing more fair than investment pieces that will last a lifetime, and a Barbour jacket is exactly that.

As long as you take good care of your jacket--getting it re-waxed when it needs it, for example--your Barbour coat will be functional and stylish for life. I recommend adding the hood accessory and the woolly lining for winter so that the coat can transition from fall to rainy slush to winter with ease.

I promise you that this post is not sponsored in any way by Barbour, I just think their coats are timeless and fair, especially the waxed canvas men's version that I'm wearing now.


 Photography by Victoria Corkhill







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