What do you think of this jacket?

[Anna8888]

Marni jacket

Sounds like plain old-fashioned snobbery to me.

I've got plenty of knickers and sheets, none of them (I'm happy to say) with a designer label.

So will those go out of style then?

Will khaki flannels for blond men suddenly become passe?

I don't think I've ever actually bought a sheet or a towel. We seem to get given them. Fine by me

Yes, and a coat is to keep warm. But also to suit the person.

I can't bear that hotel look at home, all white towels and sheets.

Anna, I like both those Marni coats, they would suit me too

Your dh sounds like he could do with some more colourful towels really with that colouring

Honestly I think this is a pisstake the towel thing!

I agree with Anna (ish).

We have all sorts of different colours. DD likes her pink stripey one, DS a blue stripey one. DH not in the least bit fussed. He'd use a pink stripey one if that was all there was. He doesn't need his towel to match his colouring .

I'm not mad on the hotel look at home either.

Oh let her be, she has posted in style and beauty

why is donna givign away ehr towels

we onyl haev one sheet and duvet cover each

oh shit its me

I did have some sympathy with Anna just now - if she has the money and needs advise re coat then fair enough to link to expensive ones..

But feck me - stylish towels - I have heard it all now!

We have a huge stack of Next ones, practical yes, comfy yes, enough to go round and then some, yes. stylish who cares!

that has made my day...

I like it. Depends on what you wear with it (obviously). One of those plain styles that would look better on some than others iykwim.

anna you are hilarious re towel fashion.Re: coat the black one is eeons better but then for that money why not use a personal shopper at Harvey nicks?

I'm in France, cupcakekitty - and I'm not a Harvey Nicks kind of girl.

Went Christmas shopping at Bon Marché on Saturday and am now mulling... will pop down to avenue Montaigne this week to browse a bit more

MummyDarlingSausage - Marni isn't for everyone, I know. I kind of suit plainish styles - I can't do frills at all.

Oh same Anna

is marni a french company..i thought they were swedish...because if your're in france it would be sacrilage not to buy local. They know all about the look you are going for and having a capsule wardrobe for the season. Anyway enchante

Marni is Italian. French clothes don't generally suit me - my shoulders are too wide and I'm just not a French type. Italian clothes (esp Prada and Marni) are good. And lots of English clothes suit me, unsurprisingly.

Cam - so what's on your wish list?