Affordable Fall Coats

After a pretty bad summer, we're now having a beautiful fall here in Sweden. The leaves have just started changing color, and it's not until mid-October it has started to get really cold outside. A nice, warm fall coat will come in handy right now, so today I want to give you a few tips on affordable, yet stylish coats from ModCloth!

Tender Loving Carriage Ride Coat

City Lovin' Coat

Central Park Sashay Cape

The Importance of Being Onyx Coat

You Don't Know Jackson Coat in Plaid

Preferred Pairing Coat in Croissant

Winterberry Tart Coat in Burgundy

Fab at the Fundraiser Coat

Eccentric of the Eye Jacket

Symphonic State of Mind Cape

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La Lilouche

In 2009, after designing successful collections for the UK high street market for a few years, designer Liya Amar decided to start her own lingerie brand - La Lilouche - inspired by flirtatious boudoirs, seduction, refined elegance and high fashion. The pieces are all made of fine materials, such as 100% silk, power nets, satin and Chantilly lace, and decorated with ribbons, Swarovski crystals and bows. All collections are limited editions though, so you have to get them while they last! Here are some favorite picks of mine...

Sienna silver peony silk chiffon kaftan.

Sophia black silk kimono.

Veronika black faux leather Grecian tulle bra.

Cher retro rouge red silk suspender high waist panties, and Cher rouge red silk satin quarter cup padded bra.

Rosie black tulle net boudoir ruffled cape.

Maxine black silk satin and fishnet corset suspender high brief.

Goldie silk chiffon Grecian long gown.

You find La Lilouche's shop on Etsy here!

Summer Shoot

Just realized I haven't shown you the result of my shoot with Linda Florin - that we did last summer - yet! A warm and sunny day we met up in a forest to take a few pics, and here they are! The corset and gloves are from What Katie Did, the skirt I made myself, and that lovely velvet cape is antique, late 1800s/early 1900s. Bought that one from Fanny.

All photos by Linda Florin.