Does anyone know where I can get......

[bozza]

long grey leather gloves? Or am I being too specific?

I find that with my current leather gloves my wrists/lower arms get cold and I think grey would go well with new coat.

Thanks

start with debenhams methinks

Hi,
Have just joined so this is my first post!

For long leather gloves try M & S. They have an Autograph pair which are lovely and long in a 'black mix' colour which could work for you - what colour is your coat?

Also good for leather gloves is TK Max. My nearest Harrogate shop usually has a good selection so prob. will other branches - certainly worth a look. I spend half my life in shops looking for something to go with something as I work as an image consultant.

Hope this is of some help.

welcome PerfectStyle

are you going to be a regular on the style thread then? >

< thinks, this girl could be useful, adds ingratiating smile >

Yes - sure I will. I've always got lots to say on clothes, style and image - usually too much! My other main 'area of interest' will prob be the 'bringing up teenage girls' section - if there is such a thread. I have lots of experience in that area - or perhaps that is a matter of opinion!

PerfectStyle

Yes I saw the M&S black mix ones on the website. Never thought of TKMaxx. The coat is navy/midblue/grey/white check (on link)

LOL at scaryfucker - calling yourself "perfectstyle" is giving yourself something to live up to you. May have loads more questions for you....

omg, two subjects close to my heart !

there is a teenage thread, much angst evident on there

see you around PS

< steps away so that PS doesn't think she has attracted a mad stalker already >

make that 2 stalkers.hello perfect style.im making list of question.as i have no style.

perfect style ...if you are there can you answer me a question..what should a young looking and feeling 33 year old mum wear cause i am bit stumped of late..if you feel like being bossy i don't mind!! x

Hi Widgypog,

Well, what is your favourite outfit amongst the things you have at the moment? What do you wear normally day to day?

Styles around include 'military' style boots and coats which are great with jeans or skirts worn with 60 denier coloured tights. 'Cardigan' style long knits are great over same length print dresses - worn with tights also or shoe boots. However, non or all of this might suit you - it all depends on your shape, that's the key.

< settles down with cuppa >

< licks tip of pencil >

What sort of skirts would that be with the military boots and coloured tights?

I am short and curvy but small.(size 8-10) hourglass figure. I think I have a good eye for what suits me but it is difficult to find in the shops. I have muscly legs(riding and running) so short skirts are not good. I usually wear bootcut dark jeans with a tight top as my ribcage and waist are very small. I wear alot of Topshop type tops with cardis for day. Its really that I can't find clothes that suit me in the shops, everything at the moment is black and sleeveless. I need blues and purples as I am fair with curly blonde long hair and blue eyes.
Today I wore Diesel Hush with a white vest and blue top layered with my Uggs. I am going out Friday night and will prob wear bootcut jeans v dark with a Topshop blouse and blue shrug and a long necklace if that helps you gauge my style. TIA

sorry just realised I wrote an essay!!

p.s what shops are best to get a personal shopper..do you think John Lewis as they have all the brands under one roof?

As for the skirts Bozza I would be wearing a shorter above the knee length - slightly A line - M and S have a lovely one in in red with three buttons twice down the front. Joules also have a tweed and plain similar short skirt in their catalogue.

Widdypog - it shounds as though you know your style however, you could wear fuller skirts A line shaped (see Zara) just below or just above the knee with belt. The shape of the skirt will make your legs look slimmer - don't do pencil style. Tops should be fairly simple if you are a true curvy girl - V necked or scoop and not too much pattern - make accessories work instead.
As for the personal shopper bit - where do you live? I also do personal shopping!!

perfect style ...I live in west sussex