Fashion: A Cosy Autumn Look With The Blanket Wrap

The Blanket wrap

Hope you are ok and had the chance yet to enjoy today's lovely sunshine? I used the wonderful autumn weather to shoot some ootd pictures with my new LYDC shopper that I got from vinted.co.uk. I had a £20 voucher from the #MyVintedCloset campaign and I kept looking for a new bag since June. The shopper has a great size and it looks great. I think it works really well with my New Look Poncho (no scarf!) and my leather boots. Hope you'll enjoy and let me know what you think of the outfit :)

New Look blanket wrap and LYDC bag
Autumn fashion LYDC handbag
Autumn fashion ootd blanket wrap
blanket wrap from New Look
Autumn fashion post
Autumn styling post including a blanket wrap

I’m wearing:

Poncho: New Look (current season 2014, £19.99)
Cognac Leather Shoes: Clarks (season 2009 £100)
Belt: Mango (season 2010, £15)
Jeans: ASOS (season 2013, £30)
Bag: LYDC via Vinted.co.uk (gift voucher £20)
Long Shirt: Uniqlo (season 20014, £20)

Thank you so much for reading today's post. Have you bought a blanket wrap yet? What do you think of the trend? How would you style it? Till next time and let me know what you think about the outfit.

xx CAZ xx

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