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Hi! I'm Laura, a 23-year-old millennial girl discovering who I am by sharing my life experiences on my blog. You'll find me writing about me discovering my personal style, my growing wanderlust or giving any sort of style, uni or mental health advice.

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WARDROBE ESSENTIALS | WINTER COAT MUSTHAVES


I am a massive coat hoarder and this year I can't seem to stop buying coats! I seem to be finding coats that I love everywhere this season and friends and family commented on that I should probably stop buying them pretty soon. Winter coats are just such a massive wardrobe staple in my opinion. Especially when you're only wearing all black outfits like I usually do during winter. They can instantly make your winter outfits look a lot more interesting. As promised earlier this week, here is my long awaited winter coats post.


Checked coat
First up are checked coats. Checked prints are so hot this autumn/winter season, and ever since I talked about my massive love for my Prince of Wales blazer, it felt necessary to also get myself a checked coat. To, you know, continue obsessing over this particular print. I had a bit of a struggle finding a checked coat that I liked and was semi-affordable, until I stumbled on to this Checked Coat from Pull & Bear. I just about managed to grab it up last week in the Black Friday sale and am so excited to wear it.

Camel coat
A wardrobe staple definitely is a camel coat. I feel like camel coats are so easy to style, but instantly make your outfits look chic. So whenever I feel like I look like a hobo, I tend to throw my camel coat. I instantly feel like I look a lot more put together. This one is not as warm as all of my other winter coats, but it definitely is warm enough when I throw a scarf on too. This coat is from last years collection at Pull and Bear, but I found a very similar one in their current collection here.

Teddy coats
This year teddy coats, just like checked coats, also seem to be everywhere. At first I was unsure of whether or not I liked these on me, but now I am sold. They are so comfortable and snuggly, I don't care if it makes me look ten times my actual size. The first one shown in this blog post is this cream H&M moto teddy coat. This is one of the newer additions to my wardrobe, and it's just the cosiest thing ever.
The other teddy coat that I added to my wardrobe this year is this black teddy coat from MissGuided. I honestly have worn this coat so much ever since I first got it and I will probably continu to snuggle into this when it gets even colder.

Aviator jackets
I already had gotten myself an aviator jacket last year, which you can find in this blog post. But I had to buy the all too famous Zara one as well. Everyone and their mother seems to be having this coat, but when I tried it on in store, I knew I had to buy it. It was the warmest and coziest thing in the world, which would be perfect for whenever I am off to uni or off into town on my scooter. This aviator jacket I am wearing is by Zara, but I recently found that lots of highstreet stores seem to be doing this jacket nowadays, such as River Island, New Look and H&M.

Classic black coat
And of course I am ending this post with a classic black coat. Black coats are, just like camel coats such a wardrobe staple in my opinion. Well actually, black coats are always a wardrobe staple in my opinion, but I love wearing black winter coats even more, as they're just a bit more structured than coats you would usually wear in spring. This particular black coat I am wearing is new and from Bershka. But I also still wear my Sissy Boy coat that you can find in this blog post here

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