I'd say I'm sorry Elle but I'm really not. Toteme is great and I'm so pleased to have finally found such a lovely piece of theirs that fits without an alteration needed 
let's ignore the fact I'm now crawling the net for more pieces to snap up
The Commandos look good, I like that they're mostly cotton but the pair that would work best isn't available on NAP which appears to be the only EU retailer.
That Ba&sh top looks great, Sock. Lucky find. I tried a nude thong (I am not averse to them, nor subscribe to any sense of normality
), it wasn't one with seamless finishing but I think it would still be visible as the zip is centre back so fabric falls differently. Something that covers completely like a boy short seems the best route for now.
Sorry, I've been a bit me, my trousers, and I. othgraph, it's been a while since I last had a Comptoir des Cottoniers trench but from what I remember it was well fitted and not bulky unlike a Burberry trench which makes me look like a barrel 
quirky, as much as I love clothes my mother did always instill that clothes are for living in not to live for. I like the idea that you remember the history of all these great pieces, means you had great memories in them.
Methen, you need a specialist tailor for leather and they can get very expensive. It's also hard to match leathers if you're adding to it. It may be worth the expense but it'll be far more than the cost of them.
In other news, Soeur is having a braderie sale (sort of An Outlet sale, last year's stock). Some good pieces in there, including trousers for banana, sizes are limited though. I'm tempted by a suede skirt, I've fitted it in denim but have forgotten which size. Probably a good thing.
Madame Le Figaro has a swimsuit selection with some great picks in them, lots of French brands I hadn't come across either and a wide price range.