All Wrapped Up for Autumn

I said a while ago that I'd forgotten what it felt like to be cold... and boy, do I wish that was still the case. I am definitely suited to warmer climes. But the good news is I get to break into my Winter clothes now (I like to pack away some of my warmer clothes over Summer - it creates more space in the wardrobe and means you get a nice surprise in the Autumn!)

I wore this outfit for a trip into Manchester this weekend to buy a few bits and pieces for my new house.

Jeans: Topshop Tall, Boots: Faith (via Debenhams)
The cardigan is from Marks and Spencer (similar here) and the belt is from Oliver Bonas. As it's not-quite-arctic yet I was warm enough wandering around without a jacket too.

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