The cure-all coat.

Layering's fun. 

It's a party really. 

But sometimes (read: always), I'm feeling lazy, 

and the thought of applying more than one item of clothing 

proves anything but appealing. 

It's at these moments that an in-your-face jacket proves useful. 

Enter Anthro's Neva Patchwork Jacket - 

a handy little piece for those aforementioned situations. 

In fact, I may or may not be developing a not-so-sanitary habit of wearing unwashed tees and sweats beneath this fantastic little piece in one splendid show of twenty-something-year-old personal upkeep.

Because why not?

Living in a studio, with no one to judge my overflowing heap of laundry, 

I see no negative side to stalling my self-hygeine in favor of sleep. 

(Aside from the smell, clutter and over disgustingness of it all, of course). 

Ideally, my future wardrobe will consist entirely of comfy basic scoop-neck tees, 

stretchy high-waisted pants, and closets and closets full of gorgeous coats fit for every occasion. 

Think of all the energy I'll save! 

No more waisting time or brain power working to stay warm. 

I will, however, have to avoid coat-checks. 

jacket: Anthro (sold out)( ebay ), tee: Gap (similar), jeans: Urban, shoes: Ecote via Urban (similar , here, here & here), gloves: Ralph Lauren, beanie: H&M

Cheers.

(Photography by Brian Kristoph)